Temperature signal from governor pressure transducer

[Hurley]

Is it possible to utilize the governor pressure transducer temperature signal output to run an aftermarket temperature gauge? I assume the output is analog, 0-5V? (47re equipment, stand-alone installation as a manual VB in an 03 truck.)

 

[Hurley]

No love? Or wrong question to ask?

how about -

"how much powr does I got with this boost elbow?"

 

[zstroken]

I believe it is a thermistor.

The BD Xmonitor works using it.

I am thinking as cheap as the transmission sender is for a gage, drop the pan, solder in a fitting, or the you can pull a plug back by the OD sction and put in a temp sensor.

I don't have the factor wiring diagram in front of me.
Another source of info would be the service manual. It probably will tell you acceptable values for the sensor.

 

[Hurley]

yeah, I've got a gauge in the pan already, and a plugged port in the cooler outlet line. This thread was more of a 'I wonder if..." type of thing. Also, shame on me for not fiddling with the service manual (which I have)

 

[joefarmer]

It's not a 5v out signal, it's just a thermistor as Dan states. It starts at 2000 ohm at room temp. That's all I've figured out so far.

 

[ARbowhunter7]

I've tested my temp signal output at 0.68V; I'm not sure what it takes to run a gauge, though.


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[biggy238]

Service manual has a chart for the acceptable range I think.
You are talking about the gauge only tied, no pcm correct?

Elbow comment ftw
Fealt that way so many times