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- 2014 Explorer Sport
I know I'm just dreaming here but I think the On-board diagnostic system is one of the coolest things on a truck.
How easy (or hard) would it be to install. I would think it wouldn't be that hard. It would just take ALOT of wire splicing off the computer. To my understanding, it pretty much is a monitor to the onboard computer in our Explorers that reads the information sent to the computer and translates it into words.
If the car's fuel sensor reads it has 1/2 gallons of gas, that information is sent to the computer and to the fuel gauge (if I'm not mistaken). Why wouldn't you be able to splice into that wire, and then it will read on the screen "56 miles to empty".
Let me know what you all think..
How easy (or hard) would it be to install. I would think it wouldn't be that hard. It would just take ALOT of wire splicing off the computer. To my understanding, it pretty much is a monitor to the onboard computer in our Explorers that reads the information sent to the computer and translates it into words.
If the car's fuel sensor reads it has 1/2 gallons of gas, that information is sent to the computer and to the fuel gauge (if I'm not mistaken). Why wouldn't you be able to splice into that wire, and then it will read on the screen "56 miles to empty".
Let me know what you all think..