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hold in the mode button on the left side of the steering wheel then use the volume up and down buttons to set the speed. mode again to change back to normal

how do you find these are to read while driving? I was eyeing them off a few days back but thought they would be a little hard to read and not fit in with the rest of the dash. got any pics of them at night?

yep everything seems quicker now. as for the colours I dont mind it at all

it has already been to an ultratune who said the throttle body and the pedal are out of sync townsville, north qld I have driven the car and its making no where near the power it should. is there a way to pull fault codes from the ecu without the ford computer? the flash tuner 2 is able to read/clear codes so if I had one for my car would I be able to plug it into this one and check the codes? also neo didnt mention it was making a vibrating noise every now and then that seemed to be comming from under the car, around the cat. I havent noticed this for a while. could all of this be cause by the cat being collapsed?

I have the same issue. taking forever to load a page. switching to the low fi version did seem to help for a bit but then it started doing the same thing. doesnt matter what page its going to, all of them take forever. the stats at the bottom of the page show around 10 queries taking anywhere from 50 to 120 seconds to complete (the time next to the clock, didnt take note of the 2nd time)

pretty sure its those ones a mate has in his BF ute. they look good and seem to work well enough. price doesnt seem too bad either

best place to look for info on hardware/software to use is the forums at www.mp3car.com there are some great projects going on over there and they have a few BA/BF falcons with carpc's in them already for you to get some ideas.