flex fuel sensor location
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Seems to work just fine with my MS3 Basic, although I haven't confirmed the readings against a dedicated temp sensor or anything. The numbers in the datalogs pass the bullshit test, though. No special setup required.
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It also works for me. Passes the bullshit test. Right around ambient.
pulse width of 1 millisecond represents a fuel temperature of -40 degrees C and a pulse width of 5 milliseconds represents a temperature of 125 degrees C.
pulse width of 1 millisecond represents a fuel temperature of -40 degrees C and a pulse width of 5 milliseconds represents a temperature of 125 degrees C.
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