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That looks sick man, I'm going for a drive tonight to test it out :D

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Oh wait that's my old setup

I'll post my new ones tonight

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Still waiting MatttyP

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Just got home Marco from an interesting drive in the wet

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Regarding the formula for oil temp, I've got a bit of a head for maths so I can probably work one out for you. But I don't quite understand how the raw data works.

I see your formula has two inputs (A & B). I can understand one variable (Say, A) being the actual temperature data from the sensor as a hex number, but what's the other variable (B)?

Providing I can get my head around that, what I'll need is:

  • The figures that come straight off the EOT sensor (with no formula applied), and corresponding real/accurate temperature figures taken at the same time from something like forscan.
  • Ideally, a pair of figures taken from cold start, every 5 or 10 degrees all the way up to 100 degrees or so.

Then I should be able to plot a formula to cover that range and fairly accurately convert it.

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Click steering wheel, wheel a few notches. Hey presto accurate information.

Skoda rocks.

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Click steering wheel, wheel a few notches. Hey presto accurate information.

Skoda rocks.

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Click steering wheel, wheel a few notches. Hey presto accurate information.

Skoda rocks.

Relevance to this topic?

Skoda rocks, pfft. only Skoda owners think that.

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No dongles Bluetooth scan tools or formulas.

Just factory fitted.

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It's a scotty thing.

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