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there is a map sensor on the car as well so it may be involved in some of the ecu's functions
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there is a map sensor on the car as well so it may be involved in some of the ecu's functions
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 Hmm. Tuning must be fun... I wonder how the ECU interpolates load from each sensor or whether it averages them... well the MAP will potentially make tuning for FI a bit easier... |
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