Hi, I had a 2.5bar turbo sensor
Now I'm fitting a 3 bar turbo sensor.
Is this configuration correct?
I would like to read the real bars without the absolute
Thank you
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Re: turbo pressure sensor calibration
MAP sensor is absolute pressure sensor.
These values will give absolute pressure.
For turbo pressure, you can deduct 1.0 bar if you are living on sea level, so based on your calibration data it will be:
a = 0.66
b = -0,89 (with minus)
These values will give absolute pressure.
For turbo pressure, you can deduct 1.0 bar if you are living on sea level, so based on your calibration data it will be:
a = 0.66
b = -0,89 (with minus)
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Re: turbo pressure sensor calibration
perfect thank you very much
my installation on clio rs3 swaps megane rs2
my installation on clio rs3 swaps megane rs2
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Re: turbo pressure sensor calibration
HI,
I calibrated the sensor but I find the values are off by 0.2 because in depression it shows -0.4 when it would be -0-6/65 and in full boost it shows 1.6 when it is at 1.4bar..
what do you think ?
Thank you
I calibrated the sensor but I find the values are off by 0.2 because in depression it shows -0.4 when it would be -0-6/65 and in full boost it shows 1.6 when it is at 1.4bar..
what do you think ?
Thank you
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Re: turbo pressure sensor calibration
Calibration is based on values you have provided.
You can make offset 0,2 bar (deduct 0,2 from b) but it means that provided parameters or not correct.
Personally I prefere absolute pressure, because it's independent on atmospheric pressure.
You can make offset 0,2 bar (deduct 0,2 from b) but it means that provided parameters or not correct.
Personally I prefere absolute pressure, because it's independent on atmospheric pressure.
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Re: turbo pressure sensor calibration
Thank you,
so you say to try to use the absolute measurement and then lower by -0.2 in B if necessary?
so you say to try to use the absolute measurement and then lower by -0.2 in B if necessary?
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Re: turbo pressure sensor calibration
Could it be that it's due to the voltage varying?
is 11 at 0.25 volts and 3.06 at 4.75 volts
is 11 at 0.25 volts and 3.06 at 4.75 volts
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Re: turbo pressure sensor calibration
If you have such values, then scaling will be slightly different.
for 0,25V = 0,11 bar & 4,75V = 3,06 bar please use:
1. a = 0,66 and b = -0,05 (with minus!) for absolute pressure
or 2. a = 0,66 and b = -1,05 for boost pressure when athmospheric pressure is 1.0 bar
for 0,25V = 0,11 bar & 4,75V = 3,06 bar please use:
1. a = 0,66 and b = -0,05 (with minus!) for absolute pressure
or 2. a = 0,66 and b = -1,05 for boost pressure when athmospheric pressure is 1.0 bar
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Re: turbo pressure sensor calibration
last night I set the values as you wrote to me (I had changed the voltage values on the exel calculation) and now it reads correctly 
Thank you so much
Thank you so much