I Need to know how to scale Omnipower 4 bar in Kpa
Hey guys,
I have looked and just cant seem to find out how to make the omnipower 4 bar map read Kpa in evoscan. I'm sure I have missed it somewhere along the lines, but It would be great if someone could point me in the right direction! Thanks in advance! Ben |
change the formula to 1.667*x-43.75 for KPA instead of PSI. :)
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Originally Posted by 95630706
(Post 9293503)
change the formula to 1.667*x-43.75 for KPA instead of PSI. :)
OK, so I did this and it is off a bit. Is it maybe due to me being in a higher elevation? Thanks in advance, Ben |
Originally Posted by poncho8667
(Post 9295925)
OK, so I did this and it is off a bit. Is it maybe due to me being in a higher elevation?
Thanks in advance, Ben Are you checking this against your barometer? |
With key on engine off its reading about 53.x kpa and I figured it would be closer to 100. Maybe I'm just thinking of it wrong.
Thanks in advance, Ben |
Barometer shows 98..
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Originally Posted by poncho8667
(Post 9302467)
With key on engine off its reading about 53.x kpa and I figured it would be closer to 100. Maybe I'm just thinking of it wrong.
Thanks in advance, Ben Pulled up my scaling chart and I realize that the equation posted is way off.. Try this. KPA = 1.5686 * x |
for kpa omni 4 bar x*1.6334
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is this the correct formula? also is possable to log kpa and psi from one sensor?
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Originally Posted by evo420
(Post 10934907)
is this the correct formula? also is possable to log kpa and psi from one sensor?
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I just click both KPA and PSI options in the Evoscan listing. Evoscan doesn't care how many displays it outputs off a single MUT request.
I've got KPA and PSI off a single MAP sensor on my car, works great. |
now im even more cornfused. what exactly do i enter into the
logreference: requestid: eval: ? thanks |
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