[Chuckster]

I use this trick on my Vette. A simple 4.7K ohm resistor placed in the socket that normally hold the intake temperature sensor forces the computer to read a constant 57 degrees. Therefore using the most aggressive fuel maps.

I want to do the same for my 93. Has anyone tricked the sensor yet? What value resistors equal about 50 degrees?

 

[Peterson]

I use the old "switcheroo"....it fools them every time.

 

[Chuckster]

How do I do it? What resistor values should I use?

 

[Peterson]

Don't resistor...love her.

 

[Chuckster]

lmao

 

[bluealtimaman]

Don't resistor...love her.

haha i got a good laught outa that.....later

 

[GOKU]

hmm is this possiable ?

 

[Tunerguy]

What other mods have you done to the motor? I don't think you don't need to do this until you have some at least moderate mods.

Tunerguy

 

[Chuckster]

What other mods have you done to the motor? I don't think you don't need to do this until you have some at least moderate mods.

Tunerguy

I have nothing but a Stillen Intake. Not even a CAI.
It does not matter what mods I have... I notice the engine runs great when temps drop to the 50's. If I can make the motor think the air is colder then I want to try it. Can it be done? How?

I can fool my vette into running like it is 50. Why can't I do it for the Alty?

 

[Tunerguy]

Interesting, how is your gas mileage with your little mod? Nothing wrong with this little trick, however the motor should run great at any temp it senses. How many miles?

Tunerguy