High Accuracy Alternatives to Haltech Sensors

[owen1r]

High Accuracy Alternatives to Haltech Sensors

Hi guys,

Currently researching to get some sensors to hook up to my PS2000 (aka Box Simulator 2016).

I'm wanting to get both oil/fuel pressure sensors for logging and engine protection hence the need to be reliable. I've managed to track down these Honeywell sensors and I think they will be suitable/accurate and have the calibration curves readily available. Can anyone think of a better alternative? Don't mind spending extra for better quality sensor.

Part No - MLH100PGB06A

I'd also like a wideband and I've been told that the Haltech Wideband using CAN is more reliable/helpful than your typical 0-5v output. But I'm confused as to why Haltech insist on including the Bosch 4.2 sensor when it's obsolete due to a major design flaw. 

Does anyone know any alternative CAN widebands? I'm not too familiar with the operating principles of CAN and would love some suggestions. 

Hope this helps other people save some money on sensors.

[sneakey pete]

Haltech so can wideband of any other type is out.

If the Honeywell are the efi hardware ones in thinking of they are apparently good haven't used mine yet though 

[owen1r]

Might just have to pay for the haltech and see if they can throw in a 4.9 sensor instead.

But yes, exactly the same sensor as NZ EFI sells but from a electronics wholesaler for significantly less.