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Intake temp reader #410425
08/08/2007 03:25
08/08/2007 03:25
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Hi, was wondering if any one could recomend a device to display the air intake temps? or maybe some way off displaying the ecu information like the widget (any ideas neil?) thanks .. smile

Re: Intake temp reader [Re: Genic] #410477
08/08/2007 04:21
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I use one from this chap http://www.randbmotorsport.co.uk/shop/Details.asp?ProductID=46 its a small lcd screen with cable and temp sensor which i tapped in to the start of the hard pipe before the trottle body. Hope this helps

Re: Intake temp reader [Re: ] #410487
08/08/2007 04:28
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My previous post about my stuff

http://www.fiatcoupeclub.org/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Board=17&Number=340808&Searchpage=1&Main=27704&Words=%2BDIY+%2Bair+%2Btemperature+Nobby&topic=0&Search=true#Post340808

Re: Intake temp reader [Re: ] #410504
08/08/2007 04:46
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Oh and here's a diagram where I put my sensors

A = ambient
B = Chargcooler coolant
C = After FMIC
D = After Chargcooler

I was a bit paranoid when I mounted the sensors, so I bought some ally hose joiners (about 4 mm thick),drilled a hole and then taped a thread inside. I then glued the sensors into anodised blue hose adapters (the type you find on expensive braided hoses for fuel and oil lines) which I could then screw into the ally hoses. It was a bit pricey, but atleast none of the sensor will fall off and fall into the airstream.

Chris



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