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Xgenturbo 12-26-2002 07:14 PM

Help Guys
 
i'm new here from london ontario saying hi from the london auto club http://www.londonautoclub.org, i was just wondering, i'm doing my own turbo setup on a d series block and the intercooler i got is from a audi or something , and has a opening for a temperature sensor, what do i do with it? please help, i dont know too much about turbos since this is the first time i'm putting one in.

traff1c 12-26-2002 10:38 PM

Re:Help Guys
 
if you have the sensor on there... dont worry to much about it... but if its missing... plug in the hole with something.... like epoxy or something similar...

Xgenturbo 12-27-2002 01:18 AM

Re:Help Guys
 
but is the sensor necisary and do i need one because i dont thnk i haveone in my car, i mean does the civic even have a temp sensor for the ECU along its intake tract?

abadboy90 12-27-2002 11:03 AM

Re:Help Guys
 
nope just plug it up 8)

HMT-Admin 12-27-2002 03:22 PM

Re:Help Guys
 
Yes honda's have intake temp sensors, they can be tough to find sometimes, but they are usually located on the side of the intake manifold or backside. You dont need to move it or anything when putting the turbo setup on. You need to just plug that hole on the pipes and not worry about it.

Jeff

Tigris 12-27-2002 05:17 PM

Re:Help Guys
 
What if you wanted to keep the sensor and hook it up in the cab with a gage or some kind of read out would that be possible?

Xgenturbo 12-27-2002 09:11 PM

Re:Help Guys
 
good idea, i actually want to do that now, where can i get a good temp guage cheep?

HMT-Admin 12-27-2002 11:56 PM

Re:Help Guys
 
Uhm, I dont think that will work, since its probably a 5v circuit (my guess) and just feeding the ecu a voltage that varys. You would have to make a custom gauge to get it to work correctly. No "Off the shelf" unit will work.

Jeff

Xgenturbo 12-28-2002 12:06 AM

Re:Help Guys
 
Aight, thenx then, i will forget about it then and just plug the hole.

abadboy90 12-28-2002 01:47 AM

Re:Help Guys
 
yep just plug it 8)


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