MSLabs MS3 Basic IAT Sensor Not Reading
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MSLabs MS3 Basic IAT Sensor Not Reading
I've been pestered by this issue for quite a while now and cannot figure it out. I have a turbocharged 1995 running an MSLabs MS3 basic. Everything works fine other than the IAT input, which reads a consistent 70*F AKA not connected. I have the sensor wired directly to the MS wire harness, not using the stock harness, to the 2P and 2F pins on the ECU connector. Polarity shouldn't matter and I have tested and confirmed continuity for both wires between the sensor pigtail and the wires right before the ECU connector. Is there a jumper or other internal MS issue that could cause this, or is there some component in the stock wiring harness that I am missing? The only thing I can think of is that the pullup for the circuit is in the stock harness and not in the actual ECU as I thought, is this the case?
Last edited by intenseapple; 04-01-2021 at 03:17 AM.
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Have you verified the sensor is working? Should just be a thermistor if memory serves, measure the resistance across the leads with a DMM at room temp and then a minute or two after you dunk it in some boiling water. Could be the resistance value is out of range as far as the MS is concerned (e.g. there is continuity between sensor leads but the thermistor is just shorting). Easier to verify that first before you go digging around in your MS (which you should really consult Rev on first in terms of troubleshooting steps).
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Have you verified the sensor is working? Should just be a thermistor if memory serves, measure the resistance across the leads with a DMM at room temp and then a minute or two after you dunk it in some boiling water. Could be the resistance value is out of range as far as the MS is concerned (e.g. there is continuity between sensor leads but the thermistor is just shorting). Easier to verify that first before you go digging around in your MS (which you should really consult Rev on first in terms of troubleshooting steps).
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