FLKEYSJK
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This is what I ment. Sorry, was only 1 coffee into the day
Haha it's ok just making sure because I want to check my axle ratio.
This is what I ment. Sorry, was only 1 coffee into the day
I thought it was that with one rotation of the tire that would rotate the driveshaft a hair more than 4 times to equal 4.10 ratio?
I don't think the procal will fix the sway bar light. You might want to reset the battery. Disconnect the positive and ground it to negative for 30 seconds. Then reconnect to positive again. Then turn your iginition on, but done start your jeep. Turn headlights on and off. Then turn ignition off. Should reset the computer back to factory settings. I did this just the other day and it worked.
I just did this and got rid of the blinking sway bar light, also the check engine for the Evap, I went in and cleaned out the lines and connectors by the battery and had a worn spot on one, did the electrical tape wrap to see if it fixes the small leak. Hope it's not just temporary and actual fixes the problem haha
You mpg seems good. The procal will let your computer factor the 35s in which will tweak your speedo & mpg a bit but likely nothing dramatic. If your jeep had a gear swap, that will factor as well. All it does is change the numbers in the computer so they're correct, it's not a "tune".
Your swaybar is a different story...
Yes you are right. If you have 4.10 gears than the driveshaft will rotate slightly more that 4 times for every one tire rotation. If you have 3.73 than the DS will rotate slightly less than 4 turns for the one tire rotation
Do you have to lock the rear diff to do this on a Rubi? I really don't want to pull the cover and count ring teeth to see what I actually have in there as my rpms don't match up with my tires on the 3.6 Auto gear chart
I just did this and got rid of the blinking sway bar light, also the check engine for the Evap, I went in and cleaned out the lines and connectors by the battery and had a worn spot on one, did the electrical tape wrap to see if it fixes the small leak. Hope it's not just temporary and actual fixes the problem haha
I do not fully trust the computer to give you a 100% accurate reading. After you get a procal measure your tires just like this thread does http://wayalife.com/showthread.php?35075-The-Ultimate-TRUE-TIRE-SIZE-Database.
If you do this it will ensure your speedo is correctly adjusted and your mileage will be correct. Most of the time people do not set the procal correctly and just throw in whatever they think they have for tire size.
Then I would check it yourself between fill up's with a calculator to see what you are averaging.
+1 on the procal. I have 35's and a 3.75 lift. Had similar issues of pretty low MPG reading and obviously my speedo was off by a few mph. After updating the comp with the procal, my mpg reading was on avg 2-3mpg better. I drive 50% city and 50% hwy as my DD. It used to show no more than 13mpg, now I avg 16-17 on a good day, never below 14 unless Im wheeling.