You need to format the V2, not just the SD card. They accumulate old BBX files. I believe the command is in the drop down arrow of the Program button.
If there does end up being a conflict with the Edge and V2, I would just use the V2. You can put the font on large, and put Boost and Trans Temp on the display as it logs. Not as pretty as the Edge, but it works. That's what I do at the track.
You can also get more involved and set alarms when you are over/under your boost target, so you don't even have to look at the display when staging. It will scream at you all the way down the track, though, since the boost goes through the roof.
I don't think I have ever read the owners manual, but I have read most of the service manual. Never heard anything about not towing. We've towed way too much with that poor truck. It towed a great big 5th wheel camp trailer for the first 10 years of its life, and lived to tell the tale. Then on the farm, we overloaded it so much it finally collapsed a leaf spring pack (> 3000 lbs in the bed at the time). Mind you, this truck is a 1980's half ton.DAVe3283, thread jack for a moment, the 82 PU you have is a diesel and does the owners manual say not for towing?
You need to format the V2, not just the SD card. They accumulate old BBX files. I believe the command is in the drop down arrow of the Program button.
If there does end up being a conflict with the Edge and V2, I would just use the V2. You can put the font on large, and put Boost and Trans Temp on the display as it logs. Not as pretty as the Edge, but it works. That's what I do at the track.
You can also get more involved and set alarms when you are over/under your boost target, so you don't even have to look at the display when staging. It will scream at you all the way down the track, though, since the boost goes through the roof.
The data partition is not the same as the system partition. You need to format that too.I made sure there was no data files on the V2, there were the tunes I flashed into the truck but I erased them. The strange thing is I can delete PIDs from the list and it does not reduce the space required. I figured I would just go by RPM at launch but if I can get the V2 to cooperate and display boost I will do that.
Aah, right! Forgot about those!Ok I figured it out, I had all the DTC descriptions enabled
You use the EFILive Explorer program to pull them off of the V2. I usually just drag them to the desktop to a folder.
Thanks that helped, so you have to make dashboards to view the logs. I think what is so confusing is having to go from one program to the next to do one thing