We all make mistakes, it's what we do with that mistake that makes the difference, and you made a fantastic learning experience from it. Well done.

@DTEAuto

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely! and thank you for watching!

Great video, thanks for revisiting part 1...fully understood

@DTEAuto

6 ай бұрын

Great to hear!

Awesome Sadel! Really well explained and thank you for the update! I got a better picture now and more info collected in my mind! Thank you for your time brother!

I appreciate you taking the time to post the updated information, Sadel. The intake waveform explanation was extremely helpful in my understanding of the issue you were working with. Seeing the results with all of the plugs was a great addition to this diag (for my knowledge growth).

@DTEAuto

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dave, I was happy to have gone back to this and play with it like I did and learn more than what I had started with, as always thank you for watching !

Down here they say if a snapping turtle locks down on you that it won't let go until it thunders. Well my friend they don't have anything on you. I truly admire your willingness to go the extra mile to prove it out. THANK YOU....

Excellent video

Great thsi is excellent from you to update, thanks for taking the time

@DTEAuto

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Joel, hope you enjoyed and thanks for watching

Gracias Maestro, eres increible. aprendo mucho de cada analisis tuyo. saludos desde Colombia, Bucaramanga. admiracion y respeto. se que sabes español, saludos

@DTEAuto

2 жыл бұрын

Gracias y saludos

What did you use for inlet and exhaust pressure sensors?

@DTEAuto

8 ай бұрын

I used a -30inHg vacuum transducer in the intake and an inches of water absolute sensor in the exhaust. I'm not a fan of pulse sensors