Are these diagnostic results considered normal?

Discussion in 'International Forum' started by gabton-tankers, Mar 15, 2014.

  1. gabton-tankers

    gabton-tankers Light Load Member

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    I scanned my truck with diagnostic tool from GPS insight and got these results. I am not sure if these are considered normal operating parameters. For example, the ambient air temp is at 6544.75. This seems a bit high. The other thing I may overlook is that these are maximum parameters that the truck can sustain. Let me know what you think:

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  3. Hardlyevr

    Hardlyevr Road Train Member

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    It sure would be nice to know what the unit of measure is for each of those categories! But from the looks of the cab ineterior temperature, you are probably frozen to death already. Voltage looks a bit low too.
     
  4. cabwrecker

    cabwrecker The clutch wrecker

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    Air temp reading at 6,500 is possibly abnormal? Only if it isn't in Kelvins!
    An even then, it's like 3,900 F.

    Something might be up with your MAF sensor.

    EDIT-Meanwhile, your intake temp is negative 5,200; so apparently, your engine has the ability to create complete and absolute zero. Your Oil PSI is over 200 PSI, as well.

    It would seem you have a magic engine, OP.
     
  5. Heavyd

    Heavyd Road Train Member

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    You are looking at garbage information. You are wasting your time. Never use 3rd party scanners to get information like that. We see this sort of thing all the time. As soon as we connect with the proper service tool software such as ServiceMaxx, Diamond Logic, Cummins Insite or whatever, we see the proper information. Not all 3rd party scanners translate the information properly. Also, the big negative numbers are likely due to your scanner not finding any data for that parameter.
    But, the most important issue with your numbers is exactly what Hardlyer mentioned, what units of measure is it using? Unless your truck isn't running right, and/or you have a check engine light on, take those numbers with a grain of salt!
     
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