Just got this in, installed it in the Hyundai and took it out for its tuning run. Since it is connected directly to the ECU it gives you readout access to a lot of parameters as well as error codes with reset capability on the fly.

MPG real-time
MPG Average
Tachometer
Engine Temp
Air In Temp
Gas usage in Gallons/Hour
Throttle Position
MAF

and many more

Karl Fortner
Tacoma, Wa.

I came across another similar device - The Ultra Gauge. I think it costs less and may do more. Look up www.ultra-gauge.com on the net.

Scott Castleberg
Pellston, MI

I think the smoke wizard looks like a useful tool. Maybe we could have a discount with a large order. I also ordered the ultra gauge a week ago. I hope I receive it by the weekend.

David Kemppainen
Chesaning Mi

Here are some additional mpg gauge & App sources:

Low-cost GreenMeter iPhone/iPod driving App:
www.hunter.pairsite.com/greenmeter/

MPG meter to interface with your mobile wireless devices:
thegetgreenstore.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=KIWI+MPG

Another fuel-consumption monitor:
www.autometer.com/ecometer/

I did see the Ultra-Gauge prior to purchasing the ScanGauge E but for what ever reason I went with the Scan Gauge... I would have to go back and compare.

Karl Fortner
Tacoma, Wa.
GadgetmanTacoma

It's hard for me to judge or compare any "scan tool" devise. A full fledge scan tool would be nice, but for the information we need - i.e. map, maf, ect, short & long term fuel trims, tps, fuel injector mS, etc., I think basic is probably better If your looking to purchase one. Dan from Missouri counseled me to look for new as buying used may not be up to date and getting up to date may be costly.

I'll continue to use what is available to me untill I can purchase something better.

Planning on Grooving a 1999 Malibu with 3.1 this weekend, after I replace the intake gskts, spark plug, wires, and fuel filter. I'll get before and after data as well.

Scott Castleberg
Pellston, MI