Subject	The trick is getting it all hooked up properly
Posted by	Cjw3 on June 14, 2015 at 9:44 AM
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In Reply To	Question about pressure sensors posted by Svt_troy on June 14, 2015 at 08:50 AM
Message	Here is a link to the Mc Master Carr Sensors I have used.. some mobile and some stationary applications.. [ http://www.mcmaster.com/#pressure-transducers/=xmck18 ] It's the Extended Life Pressure Sensors.. on the lower left of the page.. these are commercial sensors for $285.. so your $100 for a sensor is not bad.. Because of placement or calibration errors, All sensors will be wrong.. how much 'Wrong' you can put up with is the gamble.. When you start installing things on your own.. putting sensors in places that you think are proper.. and wiring up in ways you think are correct.. even an 'Accurate' sensor can give you incorrect readings.. So tuning is where it all comes together for YOUR car.. I guess my advice is.. try it.. verify all looks right.. then post your results .. others can verify or criticize.. then change from there.. I enjoy learning from others experiments.. that is what these forums are for.. Please post your results.. Cj
Follow Ups	Question about pressure sensors - Svt_troy 08:50:30 06/14/15 The trick is getting it all hooked up properly - Cjw3 09:44:59 06/14/15 Re: The trick is getting it all hooked up properly - Svt_troy 09:55:42 06/14/15 Lets discuss.. - Cjw3 10:45:40 06/14/15 Re: Lets discuss.. - Svt_troy 22:18:29 06/14/15
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