flexfuel sensor?

[ejs262]

I did a search and couldn't find what I was looking for...

I noticed in the manual, it only shows the large metal flexfuel sensor, do the large metal flexfuel sensors and the small plastic sensors generate the same signal output? will the small plastic sensor for $300 less produce the same result

small plastic

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/nal- ... /overview/

big metal

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/ado- ... /overview/

Thanks-

Eric

[chips60bug]

I have used both. I currently run the small plastic one. There are a ton of variations based on it. It works really well. I run it on the return line. I have zero complaints.

[ejs262]

I have used both. I currently run the small plastic one. There are a ton of variations based on it. It works really well. I run it on the return line. I have zero complaints.

I was planning on the return line, Thank you, you just saved me $300!

[chips60bug]

It probably has a special keyed connector. The one i got did. I was able to use a delphi gt150 series connector for the job, I either cut the keyway into the harness connector, or just removed the key altogether. Its been a while. Either way, i didn't buy the $20 connector everybody tries to sell for it.

[ejs262]

I picked up the sensor yesterday, and now have one more question, is it directional for fuel flow? it doesn't look like it, but it's also not labeled in and out...

[krisr]

My continental isn't direction. Just hook it up however is convenient is all I did

[ejs262]

My continental isn't direction. Just hook it up however is convenient is all I did

Awesome, thanks, the sensor I picked up was a continental!

[Rick Finsta]

Most are a 50-150Hz (0-100% Ethanol) signal but just in case, know that there are some out there that run 50-125Hz so double check the first few tank with the old school graduated cylinder tester! I thought only the Fords were like that but know of at least one person who found a Continental like that.