looking for a 3bar map sensor compatible with Uberdata software for a D15Bvtec OBD1 thanks

 

It's not a MAP sensor that is compatible with the ROM editing software, it is a MAP sensor compatible with your vehicle's ECU.

GM 3bar MAP sensors are the most common.

 

so where can I find a three bar map sensor and how much is a typical price.

 

..I don' tknow, maybe an auto parts store? ..maybe eBay? ..maybe a junkyard?

Where do you typically get your car parts from?

Price? ..can be anywhere from $30 - $90. Depending on where you get it.

 

summitracing.com

 

I know I beat this one for a while, still aint their yet. so how do you program a vafc to control the 3 bar or you dont have to do anything but install it?

 

as far as I know it doesn't work, renr probably knows more about it. I'd assume a 3 bar sensor would trick a AFC (like the AFC does the ECU) into thinking it's readig one thing when it really is reading another.

If the voltage (shown as 10 arbitrary points on the voltage scale) looked like this (a) the two map sensors (b) stock (c) 3bar would look like this (in psi) in relation to the voltage (I think) so it'd ---- everything all up.

(a) |-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-|
(b) |-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-|
(c) |-4-9-13-18-22-26-30-35-40-44-|

Basically the stock sensor uses the same space (in voltage) to comunicate less then a bar as the 3 bar sensor does to communicate 3 bar.

I'd assume thats why it doesn't work, someone correct me if I'm wrong

 

when i tried it i changed the sensor input to 14 and left the out setting at 06. then had all the fuel at set to zero. it actually ran pretty good until i installed the turbo. i got a cel at anything past 6psi and it bogged when vtec hit under boost. i just gave up messing with it because it was fustrating. you can try to lean it out at 4000rpm+ to about -7 or -8 to prevent the code but then youll be cutting your fuel too much. try it maybe youll have better luck. oh this was using 450cc injectors too.