502 MPI Temp Sensor
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Hey guys, I have a 502 mpi with mefi3. I have crossover with bypass and I am curious to know what guys with this set up or with a crossover without bypass are doing to run there temp sender for gauge and temp sensor for computer. I have the temp sender in the front of the intake, but don't have a spot for the temp sensor. I heard you can put a resistor in the temp sensor plug to make the computer see a constant temp, but not sure how good of a solution that is. I would imagine anyone with a crossover and a mefi3 would have had to take care of this situations. What's the best way to handle this?
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I am using this. Worked great when I was running my MPI setup. Using it again on my Holley EFI setup.
I am using this. Worked great when I was running my MPI setup. Using it again on my Holley EFI setup.
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I am using this. Worked great when I was running my MPI setup. Using it again on my Holley EFI setup.
I am using this. Worked great when I was running my MPI setup. Using it again on my Holley EFI setup.
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yes I did. Oh, I had removed that Schraeder valve on the end of my fuel rail and just made a block off plate because I was pushing 62 psi to my injectors and didn't want it blowing fuel into my plenum. The fuel regulator is actually down on the pump.
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Ah, I had older MEFI1 (circa 1997) unit. Much changed between yours and mine and the Cool Fuel system configuration.