Dropped revs?
Why not just use VCDS if you are datalogging looking for an issue?
Why not just use VCDS if you are datalogging looking for an issue?
Obd data recorder
I have seen them around but can't remember their technical name. Basically plug it obd port and after a journey connect the obd to a computer and it logs any issues like dropped revs etc.
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Because having a laptop sliding about in your car 24/7 isn't always convenient.The OBD data recorders (they can be found with a Google search,try the brand Creaders) are the size of an OBD dongle so don't get in the way of anything.Dropped revs?
Why not just use VCDS if you are datalogging looking for an issue?
That's correct imagewerx. I can't take a laptop everywhere I go hoping for an issue to arise. I have an issue which is intermittent and doesn't always happen so a laptop is not practical.
Are they just called obd2 data recorders?
Just let me Google that for you 
.........http://www.amazon.com/OTC-3005-InfoLogger-Recorder-Vehicles/dp/B00CAXG73O
.........http://www.amazon.com/OTC-3005-InfoLogger-Recorder-Vehicles/dp/B00CAXG73O
That recorder just does generic OBD 2 labels
You can log all sorts using the torque app.. can even relate it to a map which might help in pinpointing an issue
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