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boost sensor resistance data

hello,

during this holidays I found time to measure the
boost sensor resistance on the workbench.
looks quite linear beside measuring faults.



happy holidays
Falk

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What year 930 was the sensor from? I notice you have a measurement out to 1.5 bar. When I measured my 1980 sensor I believe I hit a wall at .9 bar and didn't know if that was a senor problem or the upper range limit. Mine was also very ragged on the lower end indicating wear. I use a VDO mechanical and ignore the factory tach gauge.

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Hello Jim,
this was a 87 sensor.
But from the parts catalog, ALL years from 77-94
have the same part number.

Falk
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Hey Falk, thanks for sharing the data. That kind of diagnostic information is the stuff I file away for future reference, if/when I ever need it. I checked mine once for somone who was doubting their sender, but I only checked it at 0 and at .8 bar. If I recall, mine was at about 112 ohms at .8 bar....pretty close to what you show.
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Nice job Falk.

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