Factory uses two resistors switching them in at different temperatures, 3998 ohms at less than 50 degC and a 348 ohm above. This is to get a more accurate reading due to the non-linearity of the resistive sensor.
Being that you are using it for a transmission cooler fan just use the low value (standard values closest are 330 or 390 ohm) and calculate it from the known resistance vs temp table.
Flex output ?
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Re: Flex output ?
this might help you out, dad made this for me ages ago when I was trying to work out coolant sensor readings for using on a innovate data logger.
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Very handy, thanks for posting it up. I have used it heaps over the years when setting up temp monitoring with the logger.
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Re: Flex output ?
Was there ever a version of Flashtool released that defined the spare analog inputs as options for axis in flex output editor?
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