propane

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hillbilly
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propane

Post by hillbilly »

was looking for info on megasquirt being able to run propane on my 4cyl diesel useing a 36-1 edis wheel. The main reason for this is to use Megasquirt as engine monitoring/data logging and have a megaview type display. Im also looking for info on doing oil pressure and and exhaust temp.

Thanks for the help
Matt Cramer
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Re: propane

Post by Matt Cramer »

That doesn't sound too difficult, although I haven't done this myself. As you don't need very precise timing, you don't really need a 36-1 trigger wheel. One pulse each time a cylinder fires would be sufficient.
drmiller100
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Re: propane

Post by drmiller100 »

you can "steal" a signal off a modern electronic fuel injector, or even read alternator. All you are after is RPM really.

Then use MAP to get boost.

simple map, pretty easy to do I would think.
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