i didnt think he bought one in the end.
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anyway, lots of details of sensor on this ebay page
the resistance specs seem to match up very well to oem, perfectly within range.
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0621089045
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fitted that sensor the weekend!!
I can confirm it is highly responsive!!
this is the sensor that i see my intake temps from on my commander unit.
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I'm seeing very similar temp readings so I know these to be correct give or take.
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On boost tho I can see the temps go from say 37-50c in literally 2-3seconds on a 3rd gear pull.
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Then off the throttle it'll go back down to low 40s within a few seconds.
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Bare in mind it was 24-25c saturday!!
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the oem sensor would struggle to even reach 42-45C from a 37c starting temp.
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Before, as many know on the power fc, you may only notice a few degree jump when on boost over a couple of seconds.
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So old sensor you'd never really get to this rapid increase in temp readings.
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This thing responded in milli seconds!! Like I say it jumped from 37,38,39,40,41,42,42,44,45,46,47,48,49,50 on the commander in 2-3seconds! Very quick.
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oem sensor, as i mentioned above i dout would have got past 42-45C!
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Pros, it showing you real time temps!
Is not lagging behind like the stock sensor!!
is not heatsoaking like the stock sensor.
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But end of the day, it's not as if the stock sensor has killed engines has it, so I can't imagine it's a massive advantage.
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but certainly a good guide to true realtime temps.
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not like the laggy stock oem sensor
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required cutting off oem plug and wiring this on into the stock harness.
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