Eco OBD2 Benzine Economy Fuel Saver Tuning Box Chip For Petrol Car Gas Saving US

Description

Eco OBD OBD2 Universal Benzine Economy Fuel Saver Tuning Box Chip For Petrol Gas
EcoOBD2 S
aves 15% fuel for Benzine cars.
EcoOBD2
is very easy to use:
Plug EcoOBD2 into OBD2 connector of your car. And turn the ignition on for 30 seconds. And Turn the engine on.
EcoOBD2 settings are optional and the best for your car. Even the parameters are different for each vehicle, there might not be a need to make an additional adjustment. EcoOBD2 will recognize your vehicle and your driving habits after around 200 km/150 miles driving, and then EcoOBD2 adjusts itself to match your car perfectly.
Works on the basis of changing the signal form ECU. As a consequence, it changes the whole injection map.
The main differences between EcoOBD2 Chip Tuning Box and Remapping tuning methods:
EcoOBD2 Chip Tuning Box is easily removable, and after unplug you go back to the factory settings.
EcoOBD2 is the cheap and safe type of tuning.
Remapping is a permanent change to your car. This is the expensive tuning and you cannot remove it.
EcoOBD2 is equipped with the engine protection function and 100% safe for your car engine.
EcoOBD2 produced on the printed circuit board in SMD technology.
EcoOBD2 Chip Tuning Boxes are high quality.
Description:
EcoOBD2
is a Plug&Drive Ready device.
EcoOBD2 is easy to install. Just plug it into the OBD2 connector of cars. EcoOBD2 fits all car from the year of 1996.
It works based on OBD2 protocols as
remaping the Car’s computer ECU
.
After driving 200 km road total, EcoOBD2 adjusts itself to the car,  according to the drivers’ habits and always
keeps remaping the ECU to save fuel lower and immission
.
According to your driving habits,
EcoOBD2 makes new map in the car’s computer ECU for the vehicle’s low fuel consumption.
As you driving much more KM/Mile, it renews the map and adjusts itself to match your car
perfectly for more fuel savin
g.
How Does EcoOBD2 Chip Tuning Box Work?
EcoOBD2 is a Chip Tuning Box which can be
plugged into OBD2 connector
of your car to decrease the fuel consumption of your car.
When it  plugged into OBD2 connector, EcoOBD2 receives the information from the car computer ECU.
With the
received data from ECU
, EcoOBD2 adjusts the boost pressure, quantity of fuel, injection timing and pressure to decrease the fuel consumption of your car.
EcoOBD2 Chip Tuning Box does not exceed the manufacturer requirements. It works only within the tolerance of the engine.
EcoOBD2 does not damage the engine and the car computer ECU or not cause any negative effects to the car factory setting.
EcoOBD2
does not change any of the settings permanently
. To turn back to the car’s original settings, just unplug EcoOBD2 from OBD2 connector.
Installation And Calibration:
1 – Pull the Car Key out from the ignition.
2 – Find OBD2 connector(*) in your car and Plug in EcoOBD2
3 – Insert the key into the ignition and twist the key to the first stage. (Do not start the car)
4 – Press the reset button for about 5 sec. After releasing the button, just wait for a while about 30-54 sec. (EcoOBD2 will communicate and establish connection with ECU)
5 – Start up the engine.
6 – EcoOBD2 will recognize your vehicle and your driving habits, after around 200 km/150 miles driving and thus EcoOBD2 will adjust itself to match your car perfectly for more fuel saving.
About Vehicles OBD2 Connector:
Does your car have OBD2 connector?
On-Board Diagnostics, or “OBD,” is a computer-based system built into all 1996 and later light-duty vehicles and trucks, as required by the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990.
OBD systems are designed to monitor the performance of some of an engine’s major components including those responsible for controlling emissions.
OBD2 necessarily for cars:
– Sold after January 1, 1996 in the USA
– Sold after January 1, 2001 in the European Union
– With diesel engine sold after January 1, 2003
(*)Where located OBD2 connector in your car?
1. Driver’s side, underneath dasboard, in the area under the steering
column,
2. Driver’s side, underneath dasboard,between the driver-side door and steering column area
3. Driver’s side, underneath dasboard, between the steering column area and the center console
4. Driver’s side, dashboard instrument/gauge area, between the steering column and center console
5. Driver’s side, dashboard instrument/gauge area, between the driver-side door and steering column
6. Center console, vertical surface  left of vehicle centerline
7. Center console, vertical surface right of vehicle centerline or on passenger side of center console
8. Center console, horizontal surface  in front passenger area.
Certificates :
CE / FCC /  RoHS