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Haltech F7 sensors for MS??
Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 5:03 am
by retal052
I have a Haltech F7 Thermistor for IAT and CLT sensors. here are the measurements I get in the three temps.
34.70K ohm at 3 deg C
35.97K ohm at 25 deg C
36.50K ohm at 45 deg C
How can I get this sensor to work with MSII? I cant get a straight reading from it. Do I need to change the bias resistor? I have MSII, can I just change the bias resistor value in the program??
They seem like very tight resistance values to work with.
Any info would help lots -Liam
Re: Haltech F7 sensors for MS??
Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 7:43 am
by Matt Cramer
Those sound like a weird set of PTC sensors. The MS is not designed to work with these.
Re: Haltech F7 sensors for MS??
Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 3:58 pm
by elturbonitroso
haltech used gm sensors.
Re: Haltech F7 sensors for MS??
Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 5:43 am
by Matt Cramer
elturbonitroso wrote:haltech used gm sensors.
Yeah, that's usually the case. What gets me is these sensors don't appear to match the GM curve at all.
Re: Haltech F7 sensors for MS??
Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2009 2:38 am
by retal052
yeh and I bought the kit from DIYAutoTune.com
If I knew i couldnt use my haltech sensors I would have chucked them in on the order too.
Oh well I can use some commodore ones from here in AUS. I got the coolant one working today. It reads great.
Just some feedback for DIYAutoTune.com..............Great, all great, well set out packages goes in well with the instructions set out on the megamanual. Well done guys.
-Liam
I am now running my megasquirt on my Datsun 1200 coupe 1970 with quad throttlebodies off a YZF-R6 with Ford EDIS ign system and holden/GM sensors.
Re: Haltech F7 sensors for MS??
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 4:21 pm
by elturbonitroso
diy are great with custumer satifaction and dude you can use the haltech sensor they are gm.
Re: Haltech F7 sensors for MS??
Posted: Sun Apr 19, 2009 12:16 am
by retal052
went out the other day and shelled out for some new GM sensors. They work great. all is going good now.