Temp Readings
10-13-2003, 06:01 PM
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Temp Readings
I thought of this the other day...
If you wanted to know what the temp of the air going into your intake (for a comparison between stock airbox/open cone/cai), why not mount the external temp sensor from the climate control by the filter? Or, you could go even farther by drilling a hole in the tube and mounting it in there (just make sure you fill the hole when you are done).
This way, you could get temp readings while you are driving, and i think the digital climate control display goes up to 199 deg. C or F.
If you wanted to know what the temp of the air going into your intake (for a comparison between stock airbox/open cone/cai), why not mount the external temp sensor from the climate control by the filter? Or, you could go even farther by drilling a hole in the tube and mounting it in there (just make sure you fill the hole when you are done).
This way, you could get temp readings while you are driving, and i think the digital climate control display goes up to 199 deg. C or F.
10-13-2003, 08:45 PM
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i was thinkin this would be for a short period of time, just to test what the temp is, you can always turn off the A/C.
10-14-2003, 12:08 AM
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Originally Posted by mremer
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