ScanGauge 3 review and installation on my 2023 Honda Pilot TrailSport.

[@TooManyHobbiesJeremy]

That's great! I just got a pilot and I really want a temp gauge. this will work

[@TrailSportPilot]

Glad the video could be some help! I’ve definitely appreciated all the features of the ScanGauge so far.

[@TooManyHobbiesJeremy]

Was there any other gauges you were looking at before you got the ScanGauge 3?

[@TrailSportPilot]

@@TooManyHobbiesJeremy I was pretty set on the ScanGauge from the start. I know some people use Bluetooth gauges but I wanted a hard mounted system that would give me audible alerts if my temps got too high while driving.

[@LoveLikeaHurricane]

I wonder if i can set it up like yours on the Fk8 type r, since there is already an opening in that area right below the infotainment screen.

[@TrailSportPilot]

@@LoveLikeaHurricane you’d need to measure to be sure it fit there, but the ScanGauge would definitely work with your Type R.

[@zachbush1940]

Why does it show Coolant 1 and Coolant 2? Is this because you have a vcm tuner installed? What is the reason for two coolant readings?

[@TrailSportPilot]

@zachbush1940 I don't have a VCM tuner in this vehicle. My understanding is that most/all Hondas (to include the new generation Pilots) have two Engine Coolant Temperature Sensors (ECTs). ECT 1 is located at the radiator and ECT 2 is post radiator in the reservoir which is why the 2nd temp is significantly lower than the first. Since making this video I have actually dropped ECT 2 from my ScanGauge screen as it's didn't provide any information I needed and I wanted to make room for additional gauges. Hope this helps. -TSP