Iat sensor
03-20-2022, 03:59 PM
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I’m assuming you’re referring to the “GM” IAC typically used with MS installs. Yes it can be used with Link, any resistance sensor can with the proper calibration. However it’s not called “GM” in link software, do some research and you’ll find what it’s called, im not in front of my computer at the moment.
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03-20-2022, 05:02 PM
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^^^thanks for your reply curly and this is what I found from mx5nutz.com
”It's impossible to use the GM sensor as it's a resistor, the FMLINK ECU was originally a LINK ecu completely re-written from the ground up by a guy called Ray Alyla for FM. The original LINK didn't even have an air temp sensor.
Ray got around this with clever programming but it means you need a specific sensor to get it to work.
Said temp sensor is more complex than a simple resistor as it's a small PCB with a few circuits on it.”
”It's impossible to use the GM sensor as it's a resistor, the FMLINK ECU was originally a LINK ecu completely re-written from the ground up by a guy called Ray Alyla for FM. The original LINK didn't even have an air temp sensor.
Ray got around this with clever programming but it means you need a specific sensor to get it to work.
Said temp sensor is more complex than a simple resistor as it's a small PCB with a few circuits on it.”
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