Subject	Re: Fuel temp sensor
Posted by	zromtech on June 19, 2014 at 10:56 AM
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In Reply To	Fuel temp sensor posted by elvee18 on June 18, 2014 at 10:58 PM
Message	The fuel temp sensor is only used by the ECU within the first 30 seconds of engine start to activate the PRVR solenoid if the fuel temperature is above 75C. It is safe to remove the PRVR system, but disconnecting the temp sensor will cause an error code. It is also possible to keep PRVR functionality while eliminating the fuel temp sensor, in fact, the ECU already contains code to control the PRVR based on coolant temperature instead of fuel temperature. This requires setting the appropriate control bits in the EPROM and disabling the fuel temp sensor error code.
Follow Ups	Fuel temp sensor - elvee18 22:58:52 06/18/14 Re: Fuel temp sensor - zromtech 10:56:30 06/19/14 Are you going to tell us the Bits and Codes to Change? - Cjw3 13:18:34 06/19/14 Re: Are you going to tell us the Bits and Codes to Change? - zromtech 10:42:09 06/23/14 Thank you.. Give me some more to play with.. - Cjw3 20:13:29 06/23/14 Re: Thank you.. Give me some more to play with.. - zromtech 12:52:12 06/25/14 Re: Re: Fuel temp sensor - elvee18 16:08:54 06/23/14 I have the fuel code fault as well when I pull the - SammybTT(TN) 18:11:28 06/19/14 Did you ground the fuel rail to the engine? - Woody75 (Denver) 14:26:06 06/23/14
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