Air Temp Sensor
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Air Temp Sensor
I am 99% sure but it is that last 1% that bothers me. Does the air temp sensor on a FD3s need to be grounded?. I am moving mine to where my BOV was in my Greddy elbow and insulating it with a type of plastic so it won't be affected by heat transfer. If you are not sure, please don't respond. 2 people have already given me opposite answers.
Thanks - in advance for any input.
Thanks - in advance for any input.
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it shouldnt cause its just a fancy resistor, but it wouldnt be hard to check
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Originally posted by j9fd3s
it shouldnt cause its just a fancy resistor, but it wouldnt be hard to check
mike
it shouldnt cause its just a fancy resistor, but it wouldnt be hard to check
mike
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No, it does not need to be grounded. That is why it has two wires.
The thermal swicth has to be grounded as it is a one wire.
The PFC forum had a big discussion on it.
The thermal swicth has to be grounded as it is a one wire.
The PFC forum had a big discussion on it.
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Originally posted by cewrx7r1
No, it does not need to be grounded. That is why it has two wires.
The thermal swicth has to be grounded as it is a one wire.
The PFC forum had a big discussion on it.
No, it does not need to be grounded. That is why it has two wires.
The thermal swicth has to be grounded as it is a one wire.
The PFC forum had a big discussion on it.
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Thanks - adax
Last week I tested the resistance and did a few other checks and was 99% sure that it didn't need to be grounded. It is nice to hear someone has isolated the sending unit and it stile works. I will be able to hook it up to my wiring harness soon.
I just finished fabricating my fittings / welding and did a few other mods but I can't finish because I miss-placed my porting kit with all my cutters, sanding disks and custom extension pieces that I have made for various jobs over the years. This means that I can't clean up the interior of my pipes until I figure out who borrowed it or where I put it last. Just Frigin typical. I just love being so organized. I guess it is time to suck down a cold one.
Last week I tested the resistance and did a few other checks and was 99% sure that it didn't need to be grounded. It is nice to hear someone has isolated the sending unit and it stile works. I will be able to hook it up to my wiring harness soon.
I just finished fabricating my fittings / welding and did a few other mods but I can't finish because I miss-placed my porting kit with all my cutters, sanding disks and custom extension pieces that I have made for various jobs over the years. This means that I can't clean up the interior of my pipes until I figure out who borrowed it or where I put it last. Just Frigin typical. I just love being so organized. I guess it is time to suck down a cold one.
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