EGT probe fitting and wideband sensor
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EGT probe fitting and wideband sensor
I just found out that my ecu is already equipped with a thermocouple connection.
I've noticed the T4 has a bung fitted in the exhaust housing which I presume it from a previous EGT proble being installed there.
Rather than just stick it in there I thought I'd ask for a expert opinion on where to fit it.
Also whilst thinking about exhaust sensors I've got a wideband sensor to install but due to the strange routing of the exhaust I am very limited on where it can go.
In the picture you can see the downpipe heads off into the wing and it then turns 90 degrees downwards then 90 degrees again into the side exit silencer. I remember being told not to fit a wideband probe on a curve of a exhaust and the only straight section is obviously between the 2 90 degree pipes, is there a particular place where I should mount it in that pipe.
Any help would be appreciated.
I've noticed the T4 has a bung fitted in the exhaust housing which I presume it from a previous EGT proble being installed there.
Rather than just stick it in there I thought I'd ask for a expert opinion on where to fit it.
Also whilst thinking about exhaust sensors I've got a wideband sensor to install but due to the strange routing of the exhaust I am very limited on where it can go.
In the picture you can see the downpipe heads off into the wing and it then turns 90 degrees downwards then 90 degrees again into the side exit silencer. I remember being told not to fit a wideband probe on a curve of a exhaust and the only straight section is obviously between the 2 90 degree pipes, is there a particular place where I should mount it in that pipe.
Any help would be appreciated.
Last edited by JonnyBravo; 08-02-2011 at 04:21 PM.
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Would you say on the straight part of the downpipe though Jim ? I read or was maybe told something about the gasses taking the fastest route through a exhaust so as I'll need to mount them on the side of the downpipe you can see is it all possible the readings could be slightly incorrect ? bit of a arse about way of explaining it but hopefully you understood that !
As for the sensor, Its a AEM kit with their own supplied sensors which are reported to be very good.
As for the sensor, Its a AEM kit with their own supplied sensors which are reported to be very good.
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i have thought about an egt gauge but not being able to put it in the manifold always makes me think the reading in the down pipe after the hot turbo must make the reading nothing like what it is straight out the engine
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Also the bung in the manifold is in the turbo elbow, not the turbo itself.
To keep things on the safe side I'll mount it after the turbo though, I dont even want to know how much a inconel sensor would be !
To keep things on the safe side I'll mount it after the turbo though, I dont even want to know how much a inconel sensor would be !
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