REFLECTOR: Dynon fuel pressure

John Dibble aminetech at bluefrog.com
Tue Apr 3 09:36:12 CDT 2012


I'm planning to relocate my oil VDO sensor to the engine where it's 
supposed to be and was also concerned about vibration.  What are you 
using for your connection?

My 2 terminal VDO fuel pressure sensor also exhibits strange readings.  
When I start the engine it always reads correct at 7 psig (carburetor).  
Then after 30 minutes or so, it often runs 11-15 and sometimes up to 25 
psig.  The readings are not very stable, so I don't believe them.  I 
think the wires may be bad.

John

On 4/2/2012 9:52 PM, Brian Michalk wrote:
> Yes, VDO makes I thought all of their sensors in ungrounded and 
> grounded versions.  I have a few of them on the plane for oil pressure 
> and fuel pressure, which for me is 45PSI.
>
> None of mine are hard mounted to the engine.  I've heard that the 
> vibration can cause them to fail at the neck.  The orifice is a few 
> thousandths in diameter, really small, so if it does break off it 
> won't flow very much.



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