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On Board computer on non-equipped cars?


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I thought that I had read a post that said you could enable the on-board display(temp, avg. mpg, ect) on non-equipped cars via the computer. Is this correct? If so, how is it done? Also, how do you scroll through the functions without the extra stalk that comes on equipped cars?

Thanks,

Pat

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Yes, it can be turned on with a PST2 in less than 2 minutes. You will get outside temperature as the default display.

Where are you located (as I have a PST2)?

You can add a stalk or add a dash switch. Do a search here and/or order Tool Pants DVD for a DIY.

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Loren is correct you need the PST2, wish I had one, to turn it on but once it is turned on here is a website that shows how to set it up, I have not done this yet but it is a future project when I get back:

http://www.pelicanparts.com/techarticles/b...box_obd_mod.htm

Hope the link works, note this is on a Boxster but I think they are the same.

Derek

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