Looking for GM 3bar map sensor PSI to voltage readout
You can find it at http://www.diy-efi.org with a simple search.
You remember highschool algebra? Grab some graph paper, you get 1.6 volts at 1 atm and 5 volts at 29 psi above atm. The output of the GM 3 bar - or any non-Ford MAP - is linear and graphs as a straight line.
You remember highschool algebra? Grab some graph paper, you get 1.6 volts at 1 atm and 5 volts at 29 psi above atm. The output of the GM 3 bar - or any non-Ford MAP - is linear and graphs as a straight line.
i'm finding these numbers at that site... thoughts?
100 Kpa, 4.9V 90 Kpa, 4.4V 80 Kpa, 3.8V 70 Kpa, 3.3V 60 Kpa, 2.7V 50 Kpa, 2.2V 40 Kpa, 1.7V 30 Kpa, 1.1V 20 Kpa, 0.6V 10 Kpa, 0.3V
100 Kpa, 4.9V 90 Kpa, 4.4V 80 Kpa, 3.8V 70 Kpa, 3.3V 60 Kpa, 2.7V 50 Kpa, 2.2V 40 Kpa, 1.7V 30 Kpa, 1.1V 20 Kpa, 0.6V 10 Kpa, 0.3V
Yeah, that's a 1 bar sensor for NA use.
1 bar ~ 100 kpa. The first bar gets you to atmospheric, more or less.
1 bar ~ 100 kpa. The first bar gets you to atmospheric, more or less.
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