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FS: AeroForce Interceptor PT101 OBDII scan gauge - 96-07 GM vehicles by Riceburner98
Started on: 02-28-2015 09:55 PM
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Report this Post02-28-2015 09:55 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Riceburner98Send a Private Message to Riceburner98Edit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
This is a white-faced, blue and black screen AeroForce Interceptor PT101 (V2.6) OBDII scan gauge for 96-07 GM vehicles (or Fieros with 96-07 3800SC engines!). $250 new, looking for $100 + shipping..

This was 'installed' in the 3000GT dashboard on my 3800SCII Auto car some years back.. (really it was just living in one of the 3 gauge holes in the dashboard, I never made a proper mount for it because I was going to integrate it into the speedometer faceplate..)

Worked when removed from the car, but I have only non-GM CAN bus vehicles now so I can't thoroughly test it beside just powering it on and seeing the splash screens (it seems to go to sleep if there's no OBDII data). Definitely no reason it shouldn't fully work..

I did un-crimp the faceplate retaining ring, as I mentioned I was going to take it apart and mount the display / buttons inside my speedometer faceplate. I sold that car and removed the 3000GT interior, so it never materialized. I can re-crimp the ring, or leave it loose so you can modify it if you'd like. (change the white faceplate to something else, install it in a non-round opening, whatever...) Also the mounting bar on the back has had it's 'wings' shortened. It's a simple bent aluminum piece with 2 holes in it, so it can be easily re-made if it's too short.

Here's a link to the manufacturer's page for the current gauge - http://aeroforcetech.com/products_interceptor.html Not all versions support all the possible readouts - only what the PCM can send to the gauge..



(Didn't notice the dust until I edited the picture... Whoops)


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Report this Post03-01-2015 08:37 AM Click Here to See the Profile for Riceburner98Send a Private Message to Riceburner98Edit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Healthy response on this one! Someone PM'd a bit after I posted, so they've got dibs pending payment..

I do have another one of these actually, I bought this one a few years ago to again take apart and install in a gauge cluster, this time for a Lamborghini replica. (Found a replacement Lambo faceplate from the UK and it has some 'unused' openings that the OEM cluster would have had displays in, thought this would be perfect for one of them..)

As such I think this one has a green screen. This one doesn't have a sticker on the back, and the eBay auction I got it from was in 2012 so the auction is no longer active and I can't see the full description.. I wouldn't have bought one for a non-GM car because 90% of the Lambo kits use some sort of GM engine, but without the sticker I can't say for certain what version it is. -> I just dug up the seller's email and did some Googling; at the time he was on a forum with a 1996 Bonneville SSEI with an 'aeroforce interceptor' in his mods list so I'm pretty sure it's the GM one now, just a different revision (plug on back is different). Just giving it 12v it's not turning on (it's drawing power, but no lights), so I don't know if this is a firmware that just stays off until it sees OBDII data.

I'll PM next in line to see if you're interested..
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Report this Post03-01-2015 02:19 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Riceburner98Send a Private Message to Riceburner98Edit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Both gauges taken. Thanks guys! Clearing out the room 1 part at a time...
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