ScanGauge temp diff between EOT and ECT after cold soak
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ScanGauge temp diff between EOT and ECT after cold soak
After letting my engine cool for 24hrs, I noticed with key on, engine off the ScanGauge indicates a temperature difference between the two of 2.5 deg. The ECT shows 73 deg, and the EOT 75.5. They should be reading the same. Is it a calibration error, or possibly a bad sender? What have others done to remedy this?
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After letting my engine cool for 24hrs, I noticed with key on, engine off the ScanGauge indicates a temperature difference between the two of 2.5 deg. The ECT shows 73 deg, and the EOT 75.5. They should be reading the same. Is it a calibration error, or possibly a bad sender? What have others done to remedy this?
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Just checked mine. Been sitting in garage since Friday afternoon. A/C is on in the garage. ( 
that's right boyzzz ) temp is 77.
ECT: 82
EOT: 84.5
TFT: 82
*fIA: 82
Everybody agrees except oil.....huh interesting.
that's right boyzzz ) temp is 77.ECT: 82
EOT: 84.5
TFT: 82
*fIA: 82
Everybody agrees except oil.....huh interesting.
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