New Zeitronix ECA - Ethanol Content Analyzer
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You can see the GM Flex Fuel sensor in the last pic if you look carefully which is installed to the fuel return lines, but not connected to the ECA yet . Good thing no one noticed it at first glance since i made it a "California Stealth Edition" sensor.
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Ok got it connected now. I was on 91 octane and ran the gas tank low. I filled up on 12 gallons of E85. I drove for a few days and filled up another 12 gallons of E85 at ConserveFuel in Los Angeles. Here's the results:
Short video of the ECA in action
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/Z...ent_548478.htm
Short video of the ECA in action
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/Z...ent_548478.htm
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Er, i had the ECA wired incorrectly. I suck at electrical wiring. Anyways, I wired it correctly and its now reading E92 now. Here's the results and a short video of it in action:
Video in action
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/Z...ent_548478.htm
Video in action
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/Z...ent_548478.htm
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The ECA shows whatever the flex fuel sensor outputs. We have tested several FF sensors with benchmarked E blends, the sensors were within one point of a target. Our local E station had this E92-E93 for a while. The fuel does not even smell like gas anymore. I think Simon is still on high E blend from them.