using chrysler IAT and CTS
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using chrysler IAT and CTS
Re: using chrysler IAT and CTS
The basics are covered here:turbosundance wrote:How do I use easytherm to allow me to use chrysler sensors? Where do I find out the resistance of the sensors without actually measuring it myself?
http://www.megasquirt.info/manual/mwire.htm#et
and specifics in the readme file included with the EasyTherm distribution.
Sensor data can be found typically in the shop manual for the vehicle in question, or by measuring the sensors themselves.
Roger
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