2.2ohm resistor..
Fitting my bucket seats tonight and just wondered what wattage 2.2ohm resistor it is I need. I can get either a 2w or 0.6w version from maplin which both look very different in size.
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What are you trying to do? I'm guessing that you're trying to fool the ECU into the seat being occupied? 2.2 ohms is a very low value. Are you sure it's correct?
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I beleive it was very different to that when I did mine.. I'll try and find it
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Originally Posted by Cpt Jack Sparrow
(Post 11410716)
I beleive it was very different to that when I did mine.. I'll try and find it
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Yes trying to fool the system to stop warning lights coming on. Have been told by many on here that soldering a 2.2ohm on the plug ends for the sensor will fool the system...
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Originally Posted by Cpt Jack Sparrow
(Post 11410720)
3.3ohm .5W :thumb:
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Annoyingly maplin where I am only do 3w or 7w...
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Originally Posted by Kedlestone
(Post 11410762)
Annoyingly maplin where I am only do 3w or 7w...
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Originally Posted by alcazar
(Post 11410766)
Maplin didn't even list them in the catalogue...do you know if the wattage rating is critical? I bought a 3.3ohm 3w as they are pence to buy, no bother if its useless. |
a 3W resistor will be physically bigger than a 0.5W but will work fine. It's a bit like using a piece of 2 x 3 as chopsticks ;-)
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Oh arse! Just realised I didn't see the .5 I saw it as just 5. Lesson learnt read replies fully. Will just go with the 3w for now.
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The wattage of a resistor is just a rating of what power it can dissipate before overheating. This situation runs mA so doesn't NEED a huge wattage, but it won't hurt to use one.
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sorry to hijack, any one any idea which I would need for the up pipe sensor?? Believe I read somewhere that was a 2.2ohm resistor. any idea on what wattage one id need?? also best place to get one from??
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I used a 3 OHM 5W from marlins, couple of pence for 5 of them! Works a charm
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