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setting up SBC-iD


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The low voltage and high are the min and max variables which the system knows it will get a reading between.

 

Take the throttle position sensor. Say its max is 10v and min is 0v if you set the fit to 100 (which will equal percent) at 9v the system will report 90% throttle.

 

Well that's the principle anyway. Basically its a case of trial and error. It's not particularly intuitive and I found thatit get ballsed up by readings that get higher the lower the voltage that passes. This is true of the intake temp sensor. :(

 

I started a thread about setting one up on my car (a j-spec) a while ago. Have a look for my name and a key word of "harness". it may help...

 

It really is a case of knowing what you're looking for then tuning the Data inputs to reflect it.

 

To find the min and max voltages could take some work with a multimeter and a willing passenger whilst you travel around. Well I assume you won't get a max value for the MAF unless the car is traveling.....

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