Where to install 3 bar map sensor?
lol, because i've never seen one of these i shouldnt install a turbo kit? i've installed 2 turbo kits and 1 vortech kit.
the reason i was asking the question is because the one side of the sensor is threaded and has no cap like a boost gauge to lock in the vacuum line.
secondly, these map sensors claim to allow the stock ecu to read more boost, therefore, i didnt see how it would be possible by directly taking a hose and plugging it in the 3 bar map sensor.
the reason i was asking the question is because the one side of the sensor is threaded and has no cap like a boost gauge to lock in the vacuum line.
secondly, these map sensors claim to allow the stock ecu to read more boost, therefore, i didnt see how it would be possible by directly taking a hose and plugging it in the 3 bar map sensor.
Originally Posted by krazE
secondly, these map sensors claim to allow the stock ecu to read more boost, therefore, i didnt see how it would be possible by directly taking a hose and plugging it in the 3 bar map sensor.
Originally Posted by dscheers
Not as far as I know... and the Stock ECU uses MAF, not MAP...
it looks like you have zeitronix, did u install the boost sensor? if so, where/how. i mean, i could buy some type of fitting and put a hose on the threaded portion and then T a hose off the manifold pressure...
Originally Posted by krazE
it looks like you have zeitronix, did u install the boost sensor? if so, where/how. i mean, i could buy some type of fitting and put a hose on the threaded portion and then T a hose off the manifold pressure...
They mean when you already have a stock map sensor which our cars do not.
Originally Posted by krazE
secondly, these map sensors claim to allow the stock ecu to read more boost, therefore, i didnt see how it would be possible by directly taking a hose and plugging it in the 3 bar map sensor.
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