Description
This pressure sensor is perfect for measuring fuel, oil, or boost pressures up to 100 PSI and is compatible with many aftermarket engine management systems, including MegaSquirt and MS3Pro. The sensor delivers a reliable, linear 0-5V output for seamless integration with your ECU.
Features:
- Measures pressures from 0 to 100 PSI
- 1/8” NPT screw-in design for easy installation
- 0-5V output for compatibility with a wide range of aftermarket ECUs
- High-accuracy sensor with ±1% full scale
- Durable, robust construction designed for harsh environments
Specifications:
- Pressure Range: 0-100 PSI
- Output: 0-5V linear signal
- Thread Size: 1/8” NPT
- Accuracy: ±1% full scale
- Working Temperature Range: -40°F to 257°F (-40°C to 125°C)
Input/Output Values:
- 0.5V = 0 PSI
- 4.5V = 100 PSI
**Firmware 1.6: Select the “Linear 0.5v-4.5v” Option for an output range of 0.5V to 4.5V, corresponding to a pressure range values of 0 to 100 PSI.
**Firmware 1.5 or Older: Select the “Linear” Option for an output range of 0.0v to 5.0V, corresponding to a pressure range values of -12.5 PSI to 112.5 PSI.
**Using the 0-100psi Sensor for Dome Pressure: Only Select “Linear” & Pressure Sensor MUST be scaled in KPA
- 0v = 13.81 kPa
- 5v = 875.69 kPa
Wiring:
- Red: 5V Vref
- Black: Sensor Ground
- Green: Signal Output to ECU
Included in Box:
- 0-100 PSI Pressure Sensor
- 15ft Cable with 90° Boot
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What size hole do I need to drill to install this sensor?
- The hole should be tapped for 3/8″ NPT. Your tap will come with instructions for the preferred drill size, which is likely to be 9/16″.
What is its resistance vs temperature curve?
- If you are connecting this to a device that supports 3 point calibration (all MegaSquirt units do), use these numbers if your device does not have a standard GM temperature sensor calibration curve.
- 7000 ohms at 48 degrees F
- 1930 ohms at 87 degrees F
- 560 ohms at 146 degrees F
I am using it with a device that requires a voltage vs temperature curve. What data do I enter?
- This sensor outputs resistance, not voltage. You will need additional, external circuitry to convert its output into a voltage, and the voltage will depend on the design of the external circuit.
Can I buy the connector separately?
- Yes. You can order a connector here: GM IAT sensor pigtail connector. This is a somewhat different style connector from the one we ship with the sensor, but will connect to the sensor without any problem.
Where exactly should I install this on my engine?
- We do not recommend threading it into the intake manifold except for supercharged engines where the supercharger attaches directly to the manifold. For all other applications, we recommend installing this sensor in the part of the intake system directly upstream of the throttle body. The reason is that the intake manifold often transfers heat to the sensor by conduction at a faster rate than it transfers heat to the incoming air. While there are ECU settings to compensate for this, mounting the sensor where it does not absorb so much heat will often make tuning easier.
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