come on no one there!!??

this electrical cleaner says do not use on live electrical circuits will it be ok lol i never used anything like this before?
for cleaning this obd2 socket

You are pretty safe with 12V circuits, it's just WD40/silicone oil variant rebranded isn't it?

ok lol im away to do some cleaning cheers!

it's just WD40/silicone oil variant rebranded isn't it?[/quote]

It should not be WD40 or Silicone. Usually it's trichlorethelyne or something similar. I can go and check the exact composition of switch or contact cleaner if you like as I have it in stock. Don't breathe the fumes It should evapourate rapidly and leave no visible deposit.

If he starts sniffing it he may go to sleep!!!!!!
:hysterically_laughi

Irishrover said:

If he starts sniffing it he may go to sleep!!!!!!
:hysterically_laughi

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For ever

to get the EAS software to talk to my P38 I had to adjust the "One Byte Delay" the "Two Byte Delay" and the "Idle Delay"

The settings that worked for me are: "One Byte Delay" = 375 Two Byte Delay = 375
Idle Delay = 75

These settings will vary with I think the speed of your computer. Change one at a time just a little and then restart the software each time. IE change One Byte Delay a little then resart, if no sync, same for Two Byte Delay same for Idle Delay. It's a bit like looking for a needle in a haystack, took me 20 minutes to get sync.

tried moving all the delays all directions loads of times

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tried moving all the delays all directions loads of times

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You do need to be methodical, one at a time and restart the software each time. Try my settings, you never know, might be lucky

thats the settings its set it when it starts! each time they deff dont work i spose i will just have to try 1 at a time on the scale instead of 10 or so thats alot of settings though 375 x 3 lol