Using OBD JSCAN to Re-Calibrate Jeep Speedometer After Tire Upgrade
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- So you put new bigger tires on your Jeep, but now the speedo is off, right? Well there's a pretty cool app you can get that will let you fix it!
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App looks awesome.!!! Thanks for the help. This gonna come in handy for most my vehicles haha. 😂
Most of your vehicles? Sounds like you've got a nice set of rigs...
This is really well done.
Thanks!
Awesome video.. one of the best i've seen. What was the website that you we're using that compared the different tire diamaters and the affect on the speedometer? That was so cool.
The one I used here was tiresize.com/calculator/
@@rhynosgarage Thanks so much !! Great stuff. Keep up the good work !!
You forgot about the cable needed to bypass the security gateway under the dashboard.
What cable? There wasn't one on this model. The newer FCA vehicles need a special adapter for scanners to work I think, but that wasn't the case in the JKs.
@@rhynosgarageDoesn’t your JK have a security gateway module?
@@teon39 No they added that in...I think...2018 on the Wranglers. It was definitely in the JL series, not the JK's.
Only for cars 2018+ need the bypass
Tenho pneu 33x12.50r17 com lift de 2".....queria saber se tenho que configurar para 35"?
Sorry man...not sure I'm picking up what your saying. But I think you're asking if you have to do anything from 33" to 35" tires. Yes, you would.
I saw another video that stated you should adjust your axle ratio after putting in your new tire size. Do you how to determine what your axle ratio should be set at?
Not just for tire changes. I think only if you change axles or gears.
@@rhynosgarage got it, thanks for taking the time to get back to me!