Need factory coolant temp sensor values
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Please. Want to log the coolant temp with my LM1/LMA2 and I need the max values/voltages of the factory coolant temp sending unit to do it. I was just wondering if somone's already done this and might be able to post up a conversion table. It would be good to add to one of the sticky threads.
Thanks in advance.
Hummer.
Thanks in advance.
Hummer.
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There's something funny about the LS1 coolant temp
sensor circuit; from what I read in the big green book,
the PCM switches bias current at some point in the
warmup to jump to a more accurate range. So straight
voltage may give you squirrely results, depending.
Straight resistance is another matter, that's consistent.
sensor circuit; from what I read in the big green book,
the PCM switches bias current at some point in the
warmup to jump to a more accurate range. So straight
voltage may give you squirrely results, depending.
Straight resistance is another matter, that's consistent.
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Originally Posted by jimmyblue
There's something funny about the LS1 coolant temp
sensor circuit; from what I read in the big green book,
the PCM switches bias current at some point in the
warmup to jump to a more accurate range. So straight
voltage may give you squirrely results, depending.
Straight resistance is another matter, that's consistent.
sensor circuit; from what I read in the big green book,
the PCM switches bias current at some point in the
warmup to jump to a more accurate range. So straight
voltage may give you squirrely results, depending.
Straight resistance is another matter, that's consistent.