Power FC water temps too low!?@#
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water temps too low!?@#
I had this one posted in the 3rd gen section, but no one could help me. Maybe you guys can. My PFC reads the water temp at about 35 degrees celcius when fully warmed up., which most of you all probably already know is too low. Anyway, because it doesn't give the accurate reading of between 85 - 100, it won't let me punch the gas, it cuts the fuel or something at about 4000 rpm's. The temperature sensor is fine, because the stock guage in the instrument panel reads the usual temperature(right in the middle). This means that I either have a bad PFC, or their has to be a way to change this. Any help would be great.
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This is all very basic trouble shooting covered in the FSM.
Time for you-all to start reading/studying.
http://foxed.ca/foxed/index.php?page=rx7manual
Time for you-all to start reading/studying.
http://foxed.ca/foxed/index.php?page=rx7manual
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This is all very basic trouble shooting covered in the FSM.
Time for you-all to start reading/studying.
http://foxed.ca/foxed/index.php?page=rx7manual
Time for you-all to start reading/studying.
http://foxed.ca/foxed/index.php?page=rx7manual
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We want to here what your final problem was after it is fixed. If not, we will assign the problem as operator error.
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I'm having the same problem as the o.p.
The water temperature reading on the commander is 35degrees.
The thermister is perfect and within specifications of the user manual.
The more the temperature rises the lower the temperature read by the PFC. Another suspicious thing is that sometimes when I have the datalogit reading from the PFC the water temperature appears as 0 or 1 degrees.
could be a faulty wiring or a messed PFC? Are there any possibilities of re-flashing the PFC?
Any ideas?????
I'm having the same problem as the o.p.
The water temperature reading on the commander is 35degrees.
The thermister is perfect and within specifications of the user manual.
The more the temperature rises the lower the temperature read by the PFC. Another suspicious thing is that sometimes when I have the datalogit reading from the PFC the water temperature appears as 0 or 1 degrees.
could be a faulty wiring or a messed PFC? Are there any possibilities of re-flashing the PFC?
Any ideas?????
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