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'''ExhaustBackpressure can be useful:''' * correction for VE * correction for WideBand Ip (appr. 20% / 100kPa ? This can be corrected in the l table, but it doesn't hurt to know the real values) Many times the same transmitter is used as for the common oil-pressure transmitter: a few rounds windup of thin tube prevents the sensor from too much heat (from exhaust gases). * [http://www.measureanything.com/products/22601-5758/catalog_22601-5758_sensors_pressure.asp oil pressure transmitter, a bit expensive IMHO] I think we also can use the external 400 kpa MAP sensor from the webshop for this //Emil See also: * ExhaustGasTempû * FuelPressure
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