EAS Recalibration

stevebrookman

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• Aug 31, 2011

• #1

Hello,
had a go this morning. Is it supposed to flash up the "max 35 mph" warning message on the dash when you connect it up?

Mine did and I nearly c****** myself.
As soon as I unplugged it it was ok.
Before I have another go will is it normal?

Steve

 

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tomcatrr

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• Aug 31, 2011

• #2

stevebrookman said:

Hello,
had a go this morning. Is it supposed to flash up the "max 35 mph" warning message on the dash when you connect it up?

Mine did and I nearly c****** myself.
As soon as I unplugged it it was ok.
Before I have another go will is it normal?

Steve

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Yes it´s normal

 

stevebrookman

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• Aug 31, 2011

• #3

Thanks,

I'll give it another go.

Steve

 

Datatek

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• Aug 31, 2011

• #4

You would have saved yourself a pair of underpants if you had read RSW's info before you started. The message is normal. Make sure you stop the program before you unplug the cable.

 

stevebrookman

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• Aug 31, 2011

• #5

Thanks Keith,

Did have a scan but missed that bit.

Steve

 

zen

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• Aug 31, 2011

• #6

considering you can completly **** up your eas with this software, iwould recomend reading the blurb afew times..

 

stevebrookman

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• Sep 1, 2011

• #7

Will do!

 

rasheed

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• Sep 1, 2011

• #8

How are you measuring? Officially they do it with blocks inserted on top of the axle, one set for each height, lower car to blocks and save the height. eliminates risk of not having a perfectly level place to work. Now I'm sure some kind soul will come along and tell us the sizes of the blocks..

 

wammers

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• Sep 1, 2011

• #9

rasheed said:

How are you measuring? Officially they do it with blocks inserted on top of the axle, one set for each height, lower car to blocks and save the height. eliminates risk of not having a perfectly level place to work. Now I'm sure some kind soul will come along and tell us the sizes of the blocks..

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Blocks are used with testbook. There are only two sizes, one for access and one for standard, all other settings are set by test book as standard settings from these two measured heights. Had the block sizes before comp crashed but have now lost them. They are listed on here somewhere.

 

rasheed

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• Sep 1, 2011

• #10

Hiya Wammers! Right you are as usual.