Fuel Pressure input

[Chuck L.]

may do the job.
Measurement Specialties has 1, part No: MSP-600-100.
It's available from Digikey. Price I just found was $95.00USD.
Saw this info on another board, [Gary Z, Ls1tech posted it]. I am going to try to make 1 work...

[Ira]

The hot ticket is to watch ebay. I bought a few MIL spec versions of that for $10 or $15 each or so a few years back.

Ira

[mr.prick]

[QUOTE=Beer99C5]Waiting on the harness...



could you tell me the wire pin outs for this connector.
i am making my own harness for this sensor.
thanks

[Beer99C5]

Looking at it as pictured


Black is Left, Grey is Right
_____Purple Single______

From what I can tell from one of my Pics
(out of country, so not car is not available to me)

[mr.prick]

Looking at it as pictured


Black is Left, Grey is Right
_____Purple Single______

From what I can tell from one of my Pics
(out of country, so not car is not available to me)

with the clip facing up?
are there numbers on the connector?
i don`t want to screw the sender up it was $90

[Beer99C5]

To be sure go to the autometer site and submit the question on their form, they are good about getting back to ya, usually within a day.

[Mr. P.]

OK I got a question - would it be possible to use a 0-80 lb oil pressure sending unit? Hook it up to one of the 12V inputs on the V2??? I can't see why not, I mean they both measure pressure of a petroleum product so I would think safety wouldn't be an issue... If so it sure would be nice to get a $10 sending unit to do the same job. Feedback anyone?

Mr. P.

[Beer99C5]

OK I got a question - would it be possible to use a 0-80 lb oil pressure sending unit? Hook it up to one of the 12V inputs on the V2??? I can't see why not, I mean they both measure pressure of a petroleum product so I would think safety wouldn't be an issue... If so it sure would be nice to get a $10 sending unit to do the same job. Feedback anyone?

Mr. P.

The data needs to be 0-5V, that is what is used to get the pressure. The 12 Volt inputs are used for relay's indication and have a value of 0 and 1, 0 if there is no power to the relay, and 1 if the relay has power.

[TAQuickness]

The data needs to be 0-5V, that is what is used to get the pressure. The 12 Volt inputs are used for relay's indication and have a value of 0 and 1, 0 if there is no power to the relay, and 1 if the relay has power.

+1

[Mr. P.]

The data needs to be 0-5V, that is what is used to get the pressure. The 12 Volt inputs are used for relay's indication and have a value of 0 and 1, 0 if there is no power to the relay, and 1 if the relay has power.

Thank you, did not realize they were switched inputs.

Mr. P.