CAT ID Display

Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by 13letter, Dec 27, 2008.

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Jul 28, 2011 #11

flavious Bobtail Member

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I have one I bought a few years back, will have to see if it will work on these newer trucks. Is the mpg accurate? Thanks for your imput

flavious, Jul 28, 2011

flavious, Jul 28, 2011

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Jul 29, 2011 #12

beltrans Medium Load Member

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A CAT ID only shows information that is already in an ECM. So it is no more or less accurate than your ECM.

beltrans, Jul 29, 2011

beltrans, Jul 29, 2011

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Jul 29, 2011 #13

rollin coal Road Train Member

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You can make corrections to adjust the mpg and get it close, so in a word, no. Ecm's aren't to be trusted either. The only way to really know mpg in any vehicle is to use a calculater and the tripodometer from what I've seen.

rollin coal, Jul 29, 2011

rollin coal, Jul 29, 2011

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Jul 29, 2011 #14

rafa_207 Bobtail Member

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where could I buy the cat id the old one or the new one mine went out ?

rafa_207, Jul 29, 2011

rafa_207, Jul 29, 2011

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Jul 29, 2011 #15

belltransit Light Load Member

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i priced one some years back and it was over $500. it was the older style for a 2000 year truck.

belltransit, Jul 29, 2011

belltransit, Jul 29, 2011

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