What data logger are you using that allows you to log your OBD-1 Talon?


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LAST EDITED ON 21-May-01 AT 09:21 AM (PST)

I haven't gotten it in the mail yet, but I ordered one from OBD-2.com. If you build the cable yourself and ask for a student discount, you can get it for only $82.50. Jason (ESI-T) is using this one for his OBDII Talon. I have tested an OBDII logger on my car (pretty sure its from OBD-2.com) and it worked fine. I borrowed it from a guy with a '95 TSI. This, of course, only works if you have OBDI and OBDII plugs in your car (hopefully all '95 cars have them).


Corbin
'95 ESI-T
HRC + FMIC
http://members.nbci.com/cbehnken/

Corbin,
Doesnt the price include everything you need?

Package Features
- Use Windows 3.1, 95, or 98 computer, 386 or higher, optimized for low cost laptops.
- Help files and free unlimited online tech support, including vehicle troubleshooting.
- Free software upgrades. 32 day money back guarantee. 2 year warranty.
- Includes protected RS-232 serial interface, OBD-II connector and cable (over 100 feet possible) and a selection of the below OBD-2 gateway routers.
$122 quantity one
Your choice of one of three possible OBDII gateway router interfaces:
ISO - for European, Asian, Chrysler
VPW - for General Motors
PWM - for Ford
Notes:
98+ Concorde, Intrepid, LHS, 300M and 96 Toyota use VPW
96,97 Probe 2.5L, 96 Tracer 1.8L, 96 Escort 1.8L, Triumph, Geo and Catera use ISO

I think you're referring to the "build the cable yourself" remark. You can subtract $12 if you order the cable (or router?) as a kit. You solder it all together yourself and save some money. My statement was a little misleading.


Corbin
'95 ESI-T
HRC + FMIC
http://members.nbci.com/cbehnken/

Yeah, my 1995 Talon does have two connectors under the dash...OBD1 and OBD2...but it's no doubt a OBD1..



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1995 Eagle Talon ESi-T
Star Stage 2
Boost is GOOOOOOOD!