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OdoFix
3rd March, 2011, 06:22 PM
Hi Guys,

Quick question, usually when i do Honda Accord 07, 08, they are usually 93c56 but tachosoft calculator can't calculate the algo right. I have to use a different calculator to figure this out. Does any1 know why.

PS. this is in USA and is Miles.

thanks
OdoFix
tachonow
3rd March, 2011, 09:45 PM
Tachosoft algo is in km. Try to use conversion km/mls.
OdoFix
4th March, 2011, 12:05 AM
Tachosoft algo is in km. Try to use conversion km/mls.


I tried both, still same thing, I tried KM, and MILES.
martin292009
4th March, 2011, 12:11 AM
post your dumps.
OdoFix
4th March, 2011, 01:09 AM
post your dumps.

I will try to do it tonight....
maxspeed
4th March, 2011, 02:54 AM
2008 honda 93c76
same as s2000 calculation
martij976
4th March, 2011, 06:54 AM
Calculate U'r current mileage and compare with U'r dump. If is it close, just calculate and program with new... If it is not matching at all, than select different car with same eeprom and try again.
Ramzai
4th March, 2011, 09:37 AM
Calculate U'r current mileage and compare with U'r dump. If is it close, just calculate and program with new... If it is not matching at all, than select different car with same eeprom and try again.

These dashboards it is possible to count precisely at once!
taihei
4th March, 2011, 05:14 PM
Hi odofix,

This kind of algo is easy enough, it's divide by 16 for the 1st word than invert it for the 2nd word, mileage display will vary 20 to 200. For c76 eep divide by 32, that's all.

Out of topic:

If you don't mind, i want to ask something that make me curious. I heard about carfax in your country & Canada, how you guys or your clients deal with this shit??? Thanks.
OdoFix
4th March, 2011, 06:54 PM
Hi odofix,

This kind of algo is easy enough, it's divide by 16 for the 1st word than invert it for the 2nd word, mileage display will vary 20 to 200. For c76 eep divide by 32, that's all.

Out of topic:

If you don't mind, i want to ask something that make me curious. I heard about carfax in your country & Canada, how you guys or your clients deal with this shit??? Thanks.


Well i have a different calculator for it that works, but I was wondering whats the reason. But i guess its ok.

as far as carfax., there is a another one as well. AutoCheck. What they get is if the vehicle has been any type of accident odometer information, title problems.

Anytime car gets info accident, smog check, dealer, dmv, this people report to this companies and they have a database and they sell it.

Thanks
OdoFix
labusas
4th March, 2011, 07:16 PM
yes, Carfax makes this business very difficult. Everything on paper gets reported to them, they have access to transport dept database. So a customer has to plan for it accordingly.
angelo44
5th March, 2011, 03:26 AM
These dashboards it is possible to count precisely at once!

Where did you get this DashCalc software? Can you provide a link?

Thx
A
tranzavanza
5th March, 2011, 03:54 AM
Hi odofix,

This kind of algo is easy enough, it's divide by 16 for the 1st word than invert it for the 2nd word, mileage display will vary 20 to 200. For c76 eep divide by 32, that's all.

Out of topic:

If you don't mind, i want to ask something that make me curious. I heard about carfax in your country & Canada, how you guys or your clients deal with this shit??? Thanks.

So you guys don't have anything like carfax in your country?

That must be like paradise....


I also deal in USA and carfax makes things difficult, but just a few ask about carfax.

But you know there is always ways around it.
taihei
5th March, 2011, 06:42 AM
So you guys don't have anything like carfax in your country?

That must be like paradise....


I also deal in USA and carfax makes things difficult, but just a few ask about carfax.

But you know there is always ways around it.

Nope...but i have a plan to setup one lol. Thanks guys.
taihei
5th March, 2011, 09:40 AM
Where did you get this DashCalc software? Can you provide a link?

Thx
A

That was uuprog with private script.

PS
No offense Ramzai and hope you don't mind i answered that call for you. By the way i really love your style how you handle such questions when it's keep coming up, for me it's something like "Vini Vidi Vici" :cheer:
Ramzai
5th March, 2011, 09:59 AM
PS
No offense Ramzai and hope you don't mind i answered that call for you. By the way i really love your style how you handle such questions when it's keep coming up, for me it's something like "Vini Vidi Vici" :cheer:

2:taihei - No problem!! :)
OdoFix
7th March, 2011, 07:02 PM
That was uuprog with private script.

PS
No offense Ramzai and hope you don't mind i answered that call for you. By the way i really love your style how you handle such questions when it's keep coming up, for me it's something like "Vini Vidi Vici" :cheer:

This private script, where can we buy from? Who is the vendor.

Thanks
OdoFix