If you are not far from Murray Hill, NJ. I want you to go to Nokia Bell Labs (founded by Alexander G. Bell) and apply for a job. If you don’t love what you are doing for a living, you will there. They apply for about an average of two patents per day. Ever hear of the bubble chip, I was part of that one. Someday when they can figure out how to cheaply mass produce it. That will change everyone’s life. Other great places are Google and Apple. These people would love to employ you.

Works great ever since I got it. I love it. Thanks nick

Nice project. Just getting into learning some of this. Also installed the shifty Jr in my 2001 xj it's working great thanks .

Now I am impressed!

Haha-- its funny how clean and tidy you keep your code compared to your work area.. :) Love the vid, looking forward to more of this stuff in the future.

@NickInTimeFilms

4 жыл бұрын

Haha, that's only because one project is in one code code window. I've always got several windows open so it still looks about as organized as the desk haha.

Jeep version of "Eli the Computer Guy"

Awesomeeee 🤩

nice i wish we were neighbours lol hi from tn

I’m just curious you said the thermocouple was k type but the wire color suggests it’s a j type. So which one is it? Thanks ,I miss seeing your xj videos👍🏻

@NickInTimeFilms

4 жыл бұрын

Couldn't actually tell you, but the supplier said K-type. Not only were the colors wrong, but also the polarity. A lighter test shows the temp goes up when it gets hot so there's that at least. Worst case it would just need a correction factor, but good eye!

UM AH OK, I can put batteries in a flashlight, LMAO. NICE 1 OFF AS YOU CALL IT.

i want one !

Could you make one for a 73 Plymouth Duster? With the same sensors?

@NickInTimeFilms

4 жыл бұрын

Since all the sensors are separate from the vehicle, you could put this on just about anything

When would you be making the rem on the clock cluster for the xj

@NickInTimeFilms

4 жыл бұрын

Hopefully very shortly. I've been getting side tracked working on a MAP tuner for my Jeep, but it's proving to be quite difficult.

Hey Nick I have a problem with a 1991 Jeep Cherokee 4.0l

@kennetharroyo6592

4 жыл бұрын

The problem I have is that the light check engine it doesn't start

@kennetharroyo6592

4 жыл бұрын

The only way the light check engine start is putting the switch front waiting like an hour then the lights come on and start then you can start the engine with no problem

@NickInTimeFilms

4 жыл бұрын

Have you tried to look up what the check engine light is telling you? If you can get it to blink then you can count the code and see what it is, it might help.

@kennetharroyo6592

4 жыл бұрын

@@NickInTimeFilms thank you Nick I will do as you said

Are you able to replace your 'if' statements with a 'case' statement

@NickInTimeFilms

4 жыл бұрын

Each if statement adds an additional space for right justifying. A smarter way to do it would be iterative by using a for loop so it just knows the right amount of spaces. I'm sure an even smarter way might be trying to manipulate an actual string value but i never looked much into sPrint

@MikeDHasSkills

4 жыл бұрын

@@NickInTimeFilms understand, i don't know arduino but in 'C' a case statement will do exactly the same as multiple ifs so you should be able to do exactly the same

@NickInTimeFilms

4 жыл бұрын

@@MikeDHasSkills Yes, but also no. I use case statements in my REM code for choosing what menu screen to display, as well as for some other functions where only 1 value is valid. For my intPrint function, I suppose you could also change it to case based if you added the exact number of total spaces for each case, but I'm not sure how you'd write the length check for cases since it works by just stacking spacing from the previous if checks if they were true. For loop would be a much cleaner and compact way to do that, maybe by incrementing a check value by a multiple of 10 until it finds the end.

@MikeDHasSkills

4 жыл бұрын

@@NickInTimeFilms on a separate note, your use of functions is the proper way of coding and as you stated the code is much cleaner and logical. Especially if there are multiple developers working on the same project. Ideally all of your functions are a separate file called in from #include. On small projects not as important but on large projects necessary

Boring thought this was a Jeep XJ Repair site but these type videos just seem to be forgotten. Time to bail.

You should be posting on an Electron ix site with this BS.

@NickInTimeFilms

4 жыл бұрын

What a boomer thing to complain about. Wah, I clicked on a video I didn't want to watch, why would you upload this. KZread isn't just for Jeeps, and neither is my channel. If you can't appreciate the work that engineers put into new and exciting tech then you don't deserve that fancy new phone in your pocket or that 4k tv at home. Oh and Happy Valentines Day to you too ;)