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    GM 3Bar Sensor Formula

    I'm not quite sure where to put this, hoping someone can help me out.

    I recently got an LM-2 and I would like to use it also to datalog on some carbureted stuff I have. I want to hook up a GM 3 bar map sensor to one of the inputs (I am aware that I need to make a little +12 to +5v circuit to power it) so I can log that against lambda.

    Does anyone have the equation needed to convert the voltage read to a useable kpa or psi reading?

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    I think its (V*8.94)-14.53

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    This would be a psi formula correct?

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    Quote Originally Posted by neruve View Post
    This would be a psi formula correct?
    Yes

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