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Will the SS be equipped with an OBD terminal? Seeing as it's an automotive drive line I'd expect it. (gotta love those check engine lights.) If so, any ideas where it might be located?
I'm curious too. If there is, I'll be sporting a OBD2 telemetry module.Will the SS be equipped with an OBD terminal? Seeing as it's an automotive drive line I'd expect it. (gotta love those check engine lights.) If so, any ideas where it might be located?
This is interesting, since I heard it's pretty much an ECU out of a solstice.So, I just mentioned this in another thread today, SS will use a Digital Wrench compatible OBD plug near the steering console.
It will coordinate with a Polaris app that you may use to diagnose your vehicle. Likely there will be a Slingshot app in the future, but the RiderX Victory Rides app will probably provide enough diagnostics and trip info as you may need.
You are correct, it is the same ECU. Polaris just decided to go with their OBD. I wonder if by some chance Chevy dealers may start carrying these, or there will be some kind of adaptor kit down the line?This is interesting, since I heard it's pretty much an ECU out of a solstice.
Or maybe it's not? Either way good to know! Thanks!
That's my plan as well. Hopefully local mechanics will want to work on them. I'm sure they will once the realize it's a GM motor.Yes, I hope that a regular shop can work on it (not just a Polaris dealer). A buddy of mine owns a shop close so I will take it to him early on and get an answer if we don't know for sure before then.
And powetrain, and electronics, and everything else. But, if your dealer is good to you, be sure to give them some work every so often.That's my plan as well. Hopefully local mechanics will want to work on them. I'm sure they will once the realize it's a GM motor.
You willing to go at another place if on warranty?That's my plan as well. Hopefully local mechanics will want to work on them. I'm sure they will once the realize it's a GM motor.
Kip - after doing a little research on the Victory app, it seems like this is just a trip planning/execution app. I am looking for a performance based app that provides 0-60, braking, rpm, fueling, etc. Like the obd ones do. Is there anything Polaris has that performs these features?So, I just mentioned this in another thread today, SS will use a Digital Wrench compatible OBD plug near the steering console.
It will coordinate with a Polaris app that you may use to diagnose your vehicle. Likely there will be a Slingshot app in the future, but the RiderX Victory Rides app will probably provide enough diagnostics and trip info as you may need.
Yes, at the conference this year Polaris said a tool would be coming out that will work with the RiderX line of apps that will give you greater detail about your vehicle via the Digital Wrench port. Same app with upgrades, new tool for additional specs and info.Kip - after doing a little research on the Victory app, it seems like this is just a trip planning/execution app. I am looking for a performance based app that provides 0-60, braking, rpm, fueling, etc. Like the obd ones do. Is there anything Polaris has that performs these features?
Agreed. I want to keep them in business.And powetrain, and electronics, and everything else. But, if your dealer is good to you, be sure to give them some work every so often.
I agree as well. But there aren't dealers on every corner - the nearest one to me is about 20miles away. If I have to take care of something quickly, it would have been nice to take it to the Chevy dealer 1.5 miles away or to the 14 auto shops within 2 miles of my place.And powetrain, and electronics, and everything else. But, if your dealer is good to you, be sure to give them some work every so often.