scanguage vs Redarc
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scanguage vs Redarc
G'day all
I have a Mazda Bt-50 looking at installing a gauge to monitor the transmission as I will be doing the lap in 2017 and on the road about 3 - 4 years Can anyone please advise me on which one would be a better one
My tug is 2016 freestyle ute 6 speed auto with canopy snorkel nudge bar uhf installing a Kickarse portable battery pack tow pack etc
Am returning to Oz from Thailand in October and will be doing some renovations to the Regent Series 3 Cruise 2008 New roof mount Dometic 3000+airconditioner as the one in the van is too small and not very useful
Thanks to one and all
Wombat56
I have a Mazda Bt-50 looking at installing a gauge to monitor the transmission as I will be doing the lap in 2017 and on the road about 3 - 4 years Can anyone please advise me on which one would be a better one
My tug is 2016 freestyle ute 6 speed auto with canopy snorkel nudge bar uhf installing a Kickarse portable battery pack tow pack etc
Am returning to Oz from Thailand in October and will be doing some renovations to the Regent Series 3 Cruise 2008 New roof mount Dometic 3000+airconditioner as the one in the van is too small and not very useful
Thanks to one and all
Wombat56
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Re: scanguage vs Redarc
A Redarc what?
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Re: scanguage vs Redarc
Redarc transmission cooler gauge
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Re: scangauge vs Redarc Transmission Cooler Gauges
wombat56 wrote:G'day all
I have a Mazda Bt-50 looking at installing a gauge to monitor the transmission as I will be doing the lap in 2017 and on the road about 3 - 4 years Can anyone please advise me on which one would be a better one
My tug is 2016 freestyle ute 6 speed auto with canopy snorkel nudge bar uhf installing a Kickarse portable battery pack tow pack etc
Am returning to Oz from Thailand in October and will be doing some renovations to the Regent Series 3 Cruise 2008 New roof mount Dometic 3000+airconditioner as the one in the van is too small and not very useful
Thanks to one and all
Wombat56
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Re: scanguage vs Redarc
https://www.redarc.com.au/monitoring-gauges-g52-pot
http://scangauge.com.au/scangauge2/
One of those two?
I got no idea, but somebody will.
Hans.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWHKv-49tfo
http://scangauge.com.au/scangauge2/
One of those two?
I got no idea, but somebody will.
Hans.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWHKv-49tfo
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Re: scanguage vs Redarc
G'day Wombat
Some good info on this thread for you - nothing about the Redarc though
http://www.candm.com.au/forum/viewtopic ... +scangauge
cheers
Jdog
Some good info on this thread for you - nothing about the Redarc though
http://www.candm.com.au/forum/viewtopic ... +scangauge
cheers
Jdog
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Re: scanguage vs Redarc
I have no idea which is the better, both are getting the data from the OBD port so both would have access to the same data it would just be a personal preference as to how you want it displayed. If you only want to know the transmission fluid temp then maybe there is a display you can get for your vehicle.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/VDO-52mm-12v ... Sw7NNT6gTX
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/ScanGauge-2- ... Sw0UdXuebq
The Mitzy has its own "drive computer" (which looks suspiciously like a Scangauge style display) and the only thing that usually interests me is the "how far can I go before I need fuel" function.
I do own and I do recommend the ownership of an OBD scanner. Very very handy if you come to grief somewhere and have to call for assistance you can plug the thing in and diagnose the fault so that whoever is coming to help knows what the problem is and gives them a clue as to what parts to bring.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Car-Vehicle- ... SwYGFUrzCC
Also handy when buying a second hand car or taking a car with a problem to a mechanic especially if you know what the problem is before asking for a quote….
One other thing to bear in mind are the "new" driver distraction laws. Used to be only mobile phones but now that legislation has been changed to "Driver Distraction" and that includes the use of "Aftermarket Accessories" e.g. navigators, gauges, iPods, mobile phones.
In the event of an at fault accident if you used the "I was just checking the Scanguage……" excuse you could be done for "Distracted Driving".
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/VDO-52mm-12v ... Sw7NNT6gTX
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/ScanGauge-2- ... Sw0UdXuebq
The Mitzy has its own "drive computer" (which looks suspiciously like a Scangauge style display) and the only thing that usually interests me is the "how far can I go before I need fuel" function.
I do own and I do recommend the ownership of an OBD scanner. Very very handy if you come to grief somewhere and have to call for assistance you can plug the thing in and diagnose the fault so that whoever is coming to help knows what the problem is and gives them a clue as to what parts to bring.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Car-Vehicle- ... SwYGFUrzCC
Also handy when buying a second hand car or taking a car with a problem to a mechanic especially if you know what the problem is before asking for a quote….
One other thing to bear in mind are the "new" driver distraction laws. Used to be only mobile phones but now that legislation has been changed to "Driver Distraction" and that includes the use of "Aftermarket Accessories" e.g. navigators, gauges, iPods, mobile phones.
In the event of an at fault accident if you used the "I was just checking the Scanguage……" excuse you could be done for "Distracted Driving".
Blogs;
http://trevs-tramway.blogspot.com.au/
I do have a travel blog for Australia and Asia. Acess it through my profile.
http://trevs-tramway.blogspot.com.au/
I do have a travel blog for Australia and Asia. Acess it through my profile.
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Re: scanguage vs Redarc
Would he have a problem? No, he's a truck driver they can do anything.One other thing to bear in mind are the "new" driver distraction laws. Used to be only mobile phones but now that legislation has been changed to "Driver Distraction" and that includes the use of "Aftermarket Accessories" e.g. navigators, gauges, iPods, mobile phones
The Scanguage looks good a lot of information in one unit.
Hans
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Re: scanguage vs Redarc
Just as long as that truck is not being driven along the Hume on the wrong side of the road we will be safe...
Blogs;
http://trevs-tramway.blogspot.com.au/
I do have a travel blog for Australia and Asia. Acess it through my profile.
http://trevs-tramway.blogspot.com.au/
I do have a travel blog for Australia and Asia. Acess it through my profile.
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Re: scanguage vs Redarc
They are both excellent products and I have several Redarc products in both my car and the caravan.
I also have a Scangauge which sits atop my steering column giving me a range of readings (4 at a time) including my transmission fluid temperature.
As already stated, the scangauge has a number of additional functions including reading and resetting fault codes, but I guess it depends on your preference. The Redarc gauges are all digital and look amazingly cool and most also give you a dual readout.
I also have a Scangauge which sits atop my steering column giving me a range of readings (4 at a time) including my transmission fluid temperature.
As already stated, the scangauge has a number of additional functions including reading and resetting fault codes, but I guess it depends on your preference. The Redarc gauges are all digital and look amazingly cool and most also give you a dual readout.
Cheers, Gerry
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