temp sensor
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What Temp sensor...Coolant or exhaust pipe?
I would not rely on a fixed resistor for temps as the map is variable base on info from this and other sensors.
I would not rely on a fixed resistor for temps as the map is variable base on info from this and other sensors.
Not sure if the threads are the same.. but an IQ RMK sensor has the right resistance values... maybe the pigtail is a bit longer... Maybe your dealer has one of those on the shelf or in the used parts bin???
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In a pinch you can carefully expose the wire on the sensor and solder a drip on it (put a bit of rosin core solder on the tip of the iron then touch the wire with that drip only long enough to allow the solder to start to flow to the wire). Then solder the wire to that using the same method except "tin" the wire and only touch it with the iron.
TRS.
Information is information...use at your own risk kind of thing.
What could be some of the drawbacks/issues/problems of running this on the mountain? Could a person damage their sled if the map cannot correct for running cold or hot?
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Information is information...use at your own risk kind of thing.
What could be some of the drawbacks/issues/problems of running this on the mountain? Could a person damage their sled if the map cannot correct for running cold or hot?
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Engine damage from over temp is my primary concern. The gauge will read 127 full time, giving a false sense of security. To and from the hill on the trail is the problem.
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