I/C Water Spray - Pressure switch
07 May 2003, 07:27 PM
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I am attemping to install a DIY I/C Water Spray Kit in an MY96. I know it's been done before, but can anyone help me source a pressure switch which operates at around 7 psi.
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Ed
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stock number is 407-237 range is 1.84 - 15.01 psi £12.99 go to site and have a look .Also if you are interested they sell 0-1v lcd anolog meters . This is the same voltage range as what your lamba sensor gives out, you can use this meter as a mixture indicator 0 volt lean 1 volt rich takes 10 reading per second up to you . stock number 365-6246 £18 .
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Hey Mark
Any idea's about the Spray Mister/Foggers ordinary windscreen washers jets are too fast and direct and I can't seem to locate any others in my area!
Ed
Any idea's about the Spray Mister/Foggers ordinary windscreen washers jets are too fast and direct and I can't seem to locate any others in my area!
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Go to any local garden centre and ask for the Micro Irrigation section , they sell various nozzels here , you get 6 for £3.79.I bought the 180 degree Micro-jet nozzel it sprays a fine mist through 180 degrees.STI sell their nozzels at about £12. up to you.
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Done the same as Mark, buti bought the 'Mister Microjet', very fine mist spray.
As regards the pressure switch i've just fitted one (that i got made up for me) that operates from 6psi - 20psi, and made a little circuit etc so that an LED lights on the dash when the spray works.
This is all wired through the headlight washer's timer relay, so that i don't flood the intercooler
Iain
As regards the pressure switch i've just fitted one (that i got made up for me) that operates from 6psi - 20psi, and made a little circuit etc so that an LED lights on the dash when the spray works.
This is all wired through the headlight washer's timer relay, so that i don't flood the intercooler
Iain
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