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Old 11-22-2009, 02:14 AM
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I have been playing with my Insight for a month or so now, and I am curious how close the CAT B1S1 and CAT B1S2 temp readings are compared to temp reading off of a EGT pyro?

I don't have the pyro, but on the highway the CAT B1S1 reading is about 800-900 and in regen will spike around 1200F...seems to be this would be very close to the pyro readings?
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Old 11-23-2009, 07:00 PM
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From my experience on my truck, the factory temp sensor at 65 MPH / 1800 RPM with no load/cruising (egr unplugged) .... my temp is around 525 F. When regen kicks in, under same conditions, its around 1085 to 1100 F.

Based on factory sensor, info I got from Edge and others, the turbo will be around 200 F hotter which seems right from what I have seen on friends setups. So add 200 to the number while not in regen and I you get roughly the turbo temp.

Hope that helps. I use the factory sensors since my major concern is dpf temp / regen while working a ranch with tall grass.

Hope that helps,
Roberto
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Here's a dumb question if I go ahead a buy an Insight (read money burning a hole in my pocket) and I decide later to add the juice can I just purchace the juice w/o the attitude and run everything from the insight or is the attitude the only thing that will change the settings of the juice?
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Old 11-25-2009, 10:45 PM
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You will need the Attitude. The Insight and Attitude have different connections unfortunately.
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Reading the CAT temp during regen may prove to be as hot or even hotter than a traditional EGT reading
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