Note: NA/NB MX-5 does NOT output data to this gauge via OBDII with standard ECU. Only an aftermarket CANbus ECU (Motec, Haltech, Link etc.) will communicate with the MFD15 gauge display. Alternatively, data can be fed via the 6 auxilary inputs. OEM dash will need to be disassembled and modified to accept this gauge. Instructions are included.

The MFD15 Gen2 is CANcheck's newest and most versatile display and has revolutionised and rethought what is possible in the standard 52mm gauge form factor. The MFD15 is a CANbus compatible device which is able to read information from most 2008-onwards vehicles by simply plugging into your vehicles OBDII port. CANbus is currently how newer vehicles send and receive data. Think of it as a USB port on a computer; whatever is plugged into a USB port can be opened and accessed from your computer. If your CANbus ECU has sensors plugged in, then in most cases plugging a CANchecked display will read it* (see below for more information). Don't have a CANbus ECU in your car? No problem! The MFD15 can accept 6 additional inputs* (*license required) including Flex Fuel sensors directly to the gauge. No ECA module required.

The MFD15 however is more than just a gauge. It is also a data logging tool, a CAN sensor hub, a CAN control switch* (*license required, aftermarket ECUs only), a shift light and a warning light! Read below for a full list of features. Due to the small 52mm form factor the MFD15 can be mounted almost anywhere. To assist with installation however CANchecked off a range of direct-fit gauge bezels which allow bolt-in installation of the MFD15 display with a a look so clean it looks factory. 

The MFD15 can be configured easily to display certain ECU values with a range of pre-made screen designs. This can be set up via PC or now with a WLAN connection from your phone directly to the MFD15. With an additional license data logging can be saved directly to your mobile device.

The CANchecked MFD15 is one of the best ways to monitor and enjoy your vehicle.

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