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It seems that most everyone at LRS considers me to be one of the "go to guys" for answers to the infinite number of tech questions that exist (why I don't know, but thats a whole other blog post). While it is our awesome sales team that I normally deal with, these queries are originating from you, the customer. From 8-5 Monday thru Friday we are at your beck & call, but what if you have a question after hours? What I would like to do is put together a technical FAQ. While I already have a good list going, I would like to hear from you, the customer. What type of information would you like to see? What questions do you have?
While we're here, let’s take care of one that seems to be popping up quite a bit here lately. Since we added the SCT-3015 X3 to our product line the burning question after purchase is, "How do I install it?” "There is no instruction manual!” is the cry over the phone or the text in the email. The answer is most often met with skepticism, but really is as simple as it sounds. Plug the X3 in to your data link connector & follow the prompts on the screen. That’s it. No black magic, no voodoo, no witch doctors. To delve a little deeper, sometimes this question is paired with, "What is a Data Link Connector & where is it?” On all 96-present motor vehicles, the Data Link Connector (often referred to as the DLC) is the port that connects external tools to the vehicles Powertrain Control Module or PCM. All diagnostics, PCM flashing, & data logging is done through this port. As far as location goes, it varies from vehicle to vehicle, but it is Federally mandated that it must be easily accessible from the driver’s seat. For instance, on a 05-up Mustang the DLC is located just on the under edge of the dash right below the headlight switch. On a 96-04 Mustang the DLC is located on the back edge of the center console, just where the console meets the dash.
Hopefully this helps, & please leave some comments on other information that you would like to see. The best part is, it will be available 24-7 (so long as you can connect to the internet!) to fit your lifestyle.
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