How to minimize coolant temp sensors using OMEX stand alone instead of Piggyback .

[ericd2477]

Using OMEX 600 Piggy back with ITBs and currently using 3 Temp sensors. One used by Omex engine management , one used by Standard ECU to operate to operate standard Temp Gauge and electric fan, and One used to operate a separate Temp gauge. Ideally I would like to get down to ONE sensor that operates a gauge and the electric fan . Is this feasible ?

 

[Jaff.]

Using OMEX 600 Piggy back with ITBs and currently using 3 Temp sensors. One used by Omex engine management , one used by Standard ECU to operate to operate standard Temp Gauge and electric fan, and One used to operate a separate Temp gauge. Ideally I would like to get down to ONE sensor that operates a gauge and the electric fan . Is this feasible ?

why not use the omex to run the fan?

2 sensors, 1 for standard ECU to keep that happy and run the gauge (if it does run the gauge)
And 1 for omex using the engine fan output to run the engine fan

 

[ericd2477]

why not use the omex to run the fan?

2 sensors, 1 for standard ECU to keep that happy and run the gauge (if it does run the gauge)
And 1 for omex using the engine fan output to run the engine fan

Want to ditch the standard ECU. So if the OMEX will run the fan thats one sensor gone. still have two sensors one with OMEX and one with standalone temp gauge.

 

[Brigsy]

Ditch the stock dash and tie a digi dash into your ecu if the omex supports it. My ecu can run the fan based on the values from coolant temp sensor if needs be.

 

[ericd2477]

Just found in the installation manual for the OMEX that any temp gauge needs a separate sensor on the engine side , Looks like I am stuck with 2 sensors

 

[ericd2477]

Ditch the stock dash and tie a digi dash into your ecu if the omex supports it. My ecu can run the fan based on the values from coolant temp sensor if needs be.

Will have to contact OMEX to see if it is supported