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06-16-2004, 03:16 PM	#16 (permalink)
Tomcat5678 SE-R Nut Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Milwaukee, WI Trader Rating: 2 (100%)	Re: Wiring resistor for EGR Temp sensor I may just wire up a 200 and a 175K ohm resistor and get 93K ohms and see if that behaves any differently than the 82. __________________ '97 SE-R with BB T25 setup, G20 ECU, E-Manage, Starion FMIC, SPEC 6 puck stage 3 clutch, D2 coilovers, fully shaved doors including side molding, Royal Sapphire Pearl (Toyota Supra) paint, Halo headlights, Aerogear vented hood, 98 Sentra Grille, Vis Extreme front bumper, Andy's Autosport rear bumper, and Kenwood Excellon CD player (Formerly Raser-X's car) http://www.uwm.edu/~elh3/Pictures/20...rbocharger.jpg

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