OBD2 Gauge.
The R1000 is essentially a digital multi-gauge that plugs into the diagnostic port on most 1996 and later import and domestic vehicles and displays real-time
engine data on it's 2-line LCD. The data is communicated from the engine ECU and accuracy is ensured by the OBD2 protocol. Through the selection
of one of 8 different screen modes, the user can monitor up to 2 parameters at a time. Exceptionally robust circuit design for reliable operation in
extreme conditions.



STFT (Short Term Fuel Trim) %
CLV (Calculated Load Value) %
RPM (Engine RPM)
IGN (Ignition Timing) °
TPS (Throttle Position Sensor) %
MAP (Manifold Absolute Pressure) kPa or psi
MAF (Mass Air Flow) g/s
ECT (Engine Coolant Temperature) °F or °C
EOT (Engine Oil Temperature) °F or °C
IAT (Intake Air Temperature) °F or °C
O2 (Oxygen Sensor Voltage) v (Bank1 and Bank2)
A/F (A/F Ratio) (Bank1 and Bank2)
ALC (Fuel Alcohol Level) %
VSS (Vehicle Speed Sensor) mph or km/h
BAT (Battery Voltage) v
* Some parameters not available on all vehicles.

One custom screen mode that allows the user to select the data displayed.
Speed and Temperature can be displayed in Metric
or English units.
Reads and clears diagnostic trouble codes (DTC's).
Turns off check engine light (CEL).
Displays boost on vehicles equipped with a MAP sensor.
Adjustable vehicle speed correction display.
Displays A/F ratio on vehicles equipped with an OEM wideband O2 sensor.
A/F ratio conversion for early Honda/Acura K-series engines.
Programmable shift light output.
Acceleration timers (0-60 and 60-130 mph).
Adjustable ECT alarm.
Adjustable LCD brightness.
Fast update rate.
Simple Plug and Play installation with included Data Link cable.
Premium high reliability negative mode LCD.
Automotive grade components used throughout.
Single DIN size (front plate) with integrated mounting bracket.

Shift Light - adjustable from 3,000 rpm to 9,900 rpm
in 100 rpm increments. Output can drive an LED shift light such as the SL2.
All Brockway Engineering OBD2 gauges have an A/F ratio
conversion for Honda/Acura K-Series engines built from 2002 to 2003. Vehicles with these engines have wideband A/F sensors but do not report the A/F ratio
via the diagnostic port. Accuracy is within a tenth of a point (0.1) from 11.5:1 to 15.5:1 A/F ratio. It will read leaner mixtures, however the conversion
is less accurate as the A/F ratio increases above 15.5:1.
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R1000 with orange LCD installed in a Porsche 911:

Precision Engineered and Manufactured in USA.
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