12-31-2009, 10:08 PM
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from a vacuum gauge to this ...
if you are just looking for a relative value as a vacuum gauge would sorta kinda provide in a gasoline powered engine ...
you can plumb in a MAF sensor ,
any MAF sensor into the air intake , they have a 5 volt reference and a ground and a signal
which you will need to provide a power supply for
some have a temp sensor as well
just monitor the MAF signal
lower = better FE
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Originally Posted by So_SiMpLe_
Right so by the rpm and throtle position is possible to find the fuel consumption!
There's a speed sensor that is easy to fix in my car's gearbox and give speed by voltage!
I have to think about a thing like that and I'll search the classifieds!
The volume of air is not dependent on the throttle position, if you go @ 40km/h in 5th gear and the engine really almost "dead" if you press full throttle you get full pump injection but the volume of air stays almost the same!
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