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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Engine information
One of the perks of having a modern vehicle is that you can use devices to monitor the engine and drive train performance. I was recently using my Vgate Bluetooth Scan Tool OBD2 Scanner to record speed and engine RPM values during a short trip. In the following plot, you can clearly see the six gears of the automatic transmission as straight lines in speed vs RPM.
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Gregory Kimball 