Fitting Motorola sensor

[prj]

Looks alright.

I have fitted more than 100 of these sensors (I buy them in bulk 25 at a time, and I am on my 6th set), and when you have that quantity, then a simple and solid solution is the best for me - only requires one cable tie.

And so far I have not had issues with any of them coming loose.

[-ice-]

I made it this way...

does not win a design Price, but it's very solid.


Regards

[Matzerm1]

here the picture..

and you can use the MPXH6300 = 300kpa or MPXH6400 = 400kpa..

[pasbogdan]

3 bar map sensor with an almost identical output to the bosch one, but for £25 IIRC.

3 bar or more

[Thuppu]

There is a zip tie behind the sensor...

[a4kquattro]

can't tell from that pic, but are you tying it to the plastic cradle? looks ok, mu only issue would be if that sensor is allowed to bounce around which could snap off the solder joint on the legs.

[martinws]

Nice and tidy. Pink wires are a lovely touch.

[Matzerm1]

You can see of page four a elektrical circuit,

http://www.freescale.com/files/sensors/doc/data_sheet/MPXH6300A.pdf

Matthias

[andy10v]

now why should we fit one?

3 bar map sensor with an almost identical output to the bosch one, but for £25 IIRC.

[UrS4boy]

Similar to the 3 Bar Freescale MAP sensor that EFI Express sells

http://www.efiexpress.com/catalog/pr...products_id=82

[andyg plym]

Looks very neat like that, if they are more reliable than my vmap I may follow on.
Prj did you receive my pm ?

[Ruffiano]

now why should we fit one?

[prj]

This is how you correctly fit it:



That is all.