LS1 Factory Temp Sensor Needed????
#1
LS1 Factory Temp Sensor Needed????
Hey guys almost finished with swapping my ls1 into my nissan 240sx. I was wondering if i need the factory temp sensor if i plan on installing another one for an aftermarket water temp gauge anyway!!!
theres a bolt that plugs the hole where the factory temp sens goes but its stripped. I know i can get a bolt remover kit but that would also mean id have to remove my header because its in the way. basically a huge pain in the *** to do so. I also know theres another hole on the passenger side of the block but that bolt is not wanting to come out and i dont want to strip it. need help!!!!
theres a bolt that plugs the hole where the factory temp sens goes but its stripped. I know i can get a bolt remover kit but that would also mean id have to remove my header because its in the way. basically a huge pain in the *** to do so. I also know theres another hole on the passenger side of the block but that bolt is not wanting to come out and i dont want to strip it. need help!!!!
#3
well im using aftermarket headers, and theres not enough room for me to fit a bolt remover without taking the header off. someone told me the pcm needs to be able to read the temp sensor for timing but that makes no sense
#5
Yeah mine are the sikky 1 3/8 headers. i definitely have to take off the header to get the bolt remover on the bolt. Well you didnt have any issues not running it? Car drives fine??
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LS1 Factory Temp Sensor Needed????
The ECT sensor being absent will prevent Closed Loop fueling.
Also, depending on how the spark timing modifier tables are populated, it will advance spark timing.
Also, it will cause temperature blending to undertemp during heatsoak conditions, causing cylinder airmass to be overcalculated, causing extra fueling and also extra spark timing.
Also, depending on how the spark timing modifier tables are populated, it will advance spark timing.
Also, it will cause temperature blending to undertemp during heatsoak conditions, causing cylinder airmass to be overcalculated, causing extra fueling and also extra spark timing.