Sensor Resistance Table (Ambient Air Temp Sensor)

2008 Chevrolet Chevy Express G3500, Van Passenger ExtendedSECTION Sensor Resistance Table (Ambient Air Temp Sensor)
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The Tech 2 will display sensor value as a voltage. This gives the approximate voltage expected at different ambient temperatures as well as what should be read with an ohmmeter connected to the sensor. Since this is raw data any heat from underhood that changes ambient temp around the sensor might skew the reading, so let the engine compartment cool.

Voltage Tech 2 (V) R Nominal (k ohms) Outside Air Temp (Β°F) Outside Air Temp (Β°C)
- Input OPEN or SHORT to battery - -
4.7 169.4 -40 -40
4.5 88.74 -22 -30
4.1 48.58 -4 -20
3.7 27.67 14 -10
3.1 16.33 32 0
2.5 9.951 50 10
1.9 6.246 68 20
1.4 4.028 86 30
1.0 2.663 104 40
0.7 1.801 122 50
0.5 1.245 140 60
0.4 0.8772 158 70
- Input SHORT to ground - -
RENDER: 1.0x

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