2nd question for the day.
NA motor, is there any offset that can be used when key off/motor cold your MAP reading is 102 - 103? Just accept the fact?
Try/Buy another MAP sensor? I think it is the original one.
MAP Question
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FXST02
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Dylan
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Re: MAP Question
Not the end of the world really. When it reads 103 while running it'll be off the 100kpa column anyway
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Re: MAP Question
what altitude are you at?
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FXST02
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In Perth, up near Hiliarys so about 4 km from the coast.vlad01 wrote:what altitude are you at?
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Re: MAP Question
yep we are allways around 101-102 baro some of the guys in the states 86 kpa at altitude
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Re: MAP Question
VL400 wrote:Baro currently 1026.1 hPa ... http://www.bom.gov.au/wa/observations/perth.shtml
1026.1 = 102.6 kPa
Thats good then, more power.
I'm at 95Kpa so I loose about 10-15hp from seal level.
