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Ethanol Sensor Install

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Oh ok so it does reach all the way to that vent. How did you wire the whole gauge up? What did you tap into to put the yellow and brown wires in?


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I tapped red and white together to an add a fuse, Black to ground, you don’t need brown and yellow.
 


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I tapped red and white together to an add a fuse, Black to ground, you don’t need brown and yellow.
With out the yellow and brown wires can you still see the ethanol content and fuel temperature??


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With out the yellow and brown wires can you still see the ethanol content and fuel temperature??


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Yes, those are output wires for data loggers or stand alone ECUs.
 


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Oh ok, you just made everything a lot easier. Thank you


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Hey my plug for the gauge doesn’t fit into the sensor did you need an attachment ? Mine didn’t even come close to fitting?


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Fantastic writeup! I'm finishing up a 91 octane tune for my Revo turbo setup. I was planning to go 93 octane next, but going E30 was recommended by my tuner.

So I started to research ethanol sensors and placement and that's how I stumbled onto this post. The way the OP installed the sensor is how I plan to install my sensor setup. I plan to use a Zeitronix round gauge and mount it into the glove box. I already used a lot of dash space with the three gauges I've already installed, plus the ethanol content will not change unless I add fuel. So constant monitoring for me is not needed.
 


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How did you install the gauge into the vent line that? I know you'll need the pod, but how do you run the wires out of the gauge without coming out the front?
 


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I ran them along the drivers side trim from the rear and up the driver kick panels once you remove the vent the wires hand behind the dash. A little late since I’m hardly in here now.
How did you install the gauge into the vent line that? I know you'll need the pod, but how do you run the wires out of the gauge without coming out the front?
 


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I ran them along the drivers side trim from the rear and up the driver kick panels once you remove the vent the wires hand behind the dash. A little late since I’m hardly in here now.
Thanks! Don’t worry about your response time, I haven’t gotten to it yet.


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I installed almost identical setup but mine is making a hissing noise, something I think is wrong but what could it be?
 


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