Haltech E8 Boost at ambient pressure shows .3 to .5psi?
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"Normal."
Even the E6A / E6S / E6K's I've messed with all did that.
At least with the E8, you can always "zero out" the sensor through the compensation tables.
-Ted
Even the E6A / E6S / E6K's I've messed with all did that.
At least with the E8, you can always "zero out" the sensor through the compensation tables.
-Ted
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it should vary with alititude/barometric pressure, i think this is why the factory ecu's have 2 sensors, and one is just looking at ambient air
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Originally Posted by IAN
When I turn on my car (Igntion switch only. Car not running. Measuring ambient air.) and I look at the data page the boost indicates .3 or sometimes .5psi.
Can this be right?
Any ideas.
3 Bar sensor.
Can this be right?
Any ideas.
3 Bar sensor.
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Really. Wow. My Apexi AVCR does not show an offset.
I guess it does not really matter as long as the car is tuned right. I did look at the calibration table for the map sensor but figured I would do more harm then good creating a voltage offset.
I live in Whitby Ontario.
Thanks for the input guys.
Sometimes I ask alot of weird and stupid questions.
I guess it does not really matter as long as the car is tuned right. I did look at the calibration table for the map sensor but figured I would do more harm then good creating a voltage offset.
I live in Whitby Ontario.
Thanks for the input guys.
Sometimes I ask alot of weird and stupid questions.
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