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I have three temp sensors. CLT, IAT and EGT. And I want to calibrate them. I allready ordered a digital thermometer. So I can calibrate CLT and IAT. But how to properly calibrate EGT? Look at http://vems.hu/www.vems.co.uk/VEMS/egt.html Step 5. And I have an open IAT sensor. Can i put this one in hot water also? * IMHO as long as you plan to use it on a turboed engine it should handle high temperatures and water otherwise it's can't keep up with the planned application. This is a picture of the open IAT sensor: http://members.chello.nl/~b.rieken/iat.jpg
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