SprinterWisc
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I felt guilty starting three separate threads for these questions, as they're all rather simple, and can probably be solved with one answer!!
Let me first start off by saying that I've never been a speed-demon. I've always driven at 70mph on the interstate, and not much more. For years now, I would occasionally pass a car or two, but would, more or less, keep up with traffic.
I'm sticking to the same driving habits in the Sprinter. I set the cruise at 70mph, and according to the RPM gauge, I'm right around 2400-2500 RPM. It feels like people are racing around me! Even some of the trucks are passing me by. Maybe it's me and I'm just noticing more how insane people drive sitting up higher, or is there something wrong with what my speedometer says, and what I'm actually doing.
Where's the OBD-II connector on an '05 Sprinter? Is it pretty easily accessible, or is it buried somewhere? Thought about getting a ScanGauge II to monitor different stuff, but don't want to take apart half the dash board to figure out where it is.
I'm also reading about axle ratios. How do I know which axle ratio I have?
Thanks for the help,
Michael
Let me first start off by saying that I've never been a speed-demon. I've always driven at 70mph on the interstate, and not much more. For years now, I would occasionally pass a car or two, but would, more or less, keep up with traffic.
I'm sticking to the same driving habits in the Sprinter. I set the cruise at 70mph, and according to the RPM gauge, I'm right around 2400-2500 RPM. It feels like people are racing around me! Even some of the trucks are passing me by. Maybe it's me and I'm just noticing more how insane people drive sitting up higher, or is there something wrong with what my speedometer says, and what I'm actually doing.
Where's the OBD-II connector on an '05 Sprinter? Is it pretty easily accessible, or is it buried somewhere? Thought about getting a ScanGauge II to monitor different stuff, but don't want to take apart half the dash board to figure out where it is.
I'm also reading about axle ratios. How do I know which axle ratio I have?
Thanks for the help,
Michael