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Using ECT sensor to get more accurate gauge readings 200 1987

"I’m starting to think that instead of having two separate coolant sensors on the engine we need only one as a voltage meter off from that ECU pin?
There Should be a more accurate observation being presented to the driver than a check engine light."


The average driver only wants a binary indicator: Worry. Don't worry.

Average drivers don't head out on the highway with 30-year-old cars. We want Distant Early Warning. The ECU knows what the temp is with granular precision, so we could add a gauge reading in degrees based on the voltage seen on the that wire. A accessory Wagonmeister could offer, you think? Backup to the old hot wire gauge and its oft errant Temp Faker.

--
Art Benstein near Baltimore

"The one thing that I love on a long trip is the occasional smell of diesel. It is one odor I know doesn't get produced by my car."






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