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On my Aim via can I am getting
sm ect 226
sm oil t. 271
sm engine temp. 190
what is the engine temp? relative to the oil or water temp? Can the oil temp be a real number or is it a calculated number? Is it reliable?
sm ect 226
sm oil t. 271
sm engine temp. 190
what is the engine temp? relative to the oil or water temp? Can the oil temp be a real number or is it a calculated number? Is it reliable?
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Which car is this? ECT would be coolant temp, oil t is oil temp, not sure what you are getting for engine temp, but it looks like it may be coolant after the radiator (versus the ECT at the factory sender).
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Looks like "SM" indicates the Siemens ECU on a 987.2 Cayman...
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Originally Posted by mikew968
On my Aim via can I am getting
sm ect 226
sm oil t. 271
sm engine temp. 190
what is the engine temp? relative to the oil or water temp? Can the oil temp be a real number or is it a calculated number? Is it reliable?
sm ect 226
sm oil t. 271
sm engine temp. 190
what is the engine temp? relative to the oil or water temp? Can the oil temp be a real number or is it a calculated number? Is it reliable?
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Do you know what the SM Engine Temp is?
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I don't, I just realized I had them both because of this thread. I've always just used SM_ECT
My variance in temps between SM_ECT and SM_EngineTemp aren't as extreme as the OP though. Just clicking on a few random laps from yesterday I am only showing a few degrees different. These temps are much lower than the OP, so the difference might go up as temps increase
My variance in temps between SM_ECT and SM_EngineTemp aren't as extreme as the OP though. Just clicking on a few random laps from yesterday I am only showing a few degrees different. These temps are much lower than the OP, so the difference might go up as temps increase
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