I connected the route planner to the FLS. - Toyota Corolla, 1.5L, 1998
Taki found the strength to disassemble the torpedo again, pull out the dashboard, disconnect the speedometer cable, etc.
I uprooted the wire, found the fuel level sensor (FLS) on the diagram and screwed it onto it.
We will configure the trip computer to display the fuel level honestly, otherwise the calculation mode was turned on earlier.
And then I feel something that they do not add to me (c).
Now I’ll find out how much.
Well, I bought a CD-SR100 remote control for the steering wheel for the radio. Convenient thing.
Well, the multi-wheel is more convenient than the remote control, of course, but still, the remote control is still more convenient than reaching with your hand.
Almost all gas stations do not top up, someone a lot, someone a little bit! But the remote control is a cool thing, now the crown will be with a multi-wheel!
The on-board computer is that instead of the regular clock?
Tripcomputer if I'm not mistaken?
Without diagnostics :) They finally managed to find the Toyota protocols and were able to read all the data via the diagnostic connector, except for error codes. at the same time it is simply impossible to read both the ECU data and the codes (different contacts must be closed).
Photos and description of BC here: www.multitronics.ru/products/univers/vg1031gpl/
I wanted to take a similar toy, but it became a pity to give 4 pieces and not get diagnostics = (the choice fell on an on-board computer that is installed instead of the standard clock and connects in a universal mode and the issue price was 2500 at that time)
www.tripcomputer.ru/Carina% 20AT212.htm