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Wanderman · 01-21-2012, 05:02 PM

Hey All,
I've been lurking here for quite a while now (over a year) and digesting various bits of information.

I have a Motorhome with a Chrysler Industrial TBI 360 V8 (5.9L) I have a gear vendors over/underive that I can get speed pulses from and I can tap an injector (I have 2) for pulses there. It has the old Chrysler spec OBD1 so Scangauge is out.

I have an MPGuino built (though I am still puzzling out an enclosure to sit on the dash)

While browsing online I cam across a vintage Trip computer/mpg meter called an AUTOCOMP. It has a fuel flow sensor and can get speed signals from various inputs. It's designed for carbureted engines.

It isn't specific about Throttle Body Fuel injection. I believe it will work with my setup, but am unsure. A regular high pressure system with rails, etc would likely burst something important, but my fuel pressure is much lower.

What do you all think??

Also, anyone actually have one of these?? I'd buy an extra if it would work...just for backup!

Thanks,

Rich "The Wanderman"

01-21-2012, 05:02 PM	#1 (permalink)
Wanderman EcoModding Lurker Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: United States Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Throttle Body Fuel Injection, NO OBD2 Hey All, I've been lurking here for quite a while now (over a year) and digesting various bits of information. I have a Motorhome with a Chrysler Industrial TBI 360 V8 (5.9L) I have a gear vendors over/underive that I can get speed pulses from and I can tap an injector (I have 2) for pulses there. It has the old Chrysler spec OBD1 so Scangauge is out. I have an MPGuino built (though I am still puzzling out an enclosure to sit on the dash) While browsing online I cam across a vintage Trip computer/mpg meter called an AUTOCOMP. It has a fuel flow sensor and can get speed signals from various inputs. It's designed for carbureted engines. It isn't specific about Throttle Body Fuel injection. I believe it will work with my setup, but am unsure. A regular high pressure system with rails, etc would likely burst something important, but my fuel pressure is much lower. What do you all think?? Also, anyone actually have one of these?? I'd buy an extra if it would work...just for backup! Thanks, Rich "The Wanderman"