The stock PCM's have 3 temp inputs, intake air temp, engine coolant temp, and trans temp. Since a t56 doesn't need a trans temp sensor, I am using that input to log aftercooler water temp through HPtuners to understand if my circulation pump needs to be bigger or if I need better ducting on my heat exchanger.
I have a decent rise of 40F through a 1/4 mile pass on IAT, so I am wondering if it's the blower case heat soaking, which I think it is but I don't think it's causing the air to warm up based on engine masters testing where they ice or flame heat the intake on the dyno, or if the water is absorbing heat in the aftercooler and not rejecting it well enough in the heat exchanger.
Ahh I missed that (and it was probably right in front of me). If you really want to nerd out with that stuff on a stock PCM the GenIV stuff has 2 IATs and an intercooler water temp input as well. I know GenIII blends IAT and ECT, the idea being that the heat soaked intake tract has less of an influence on IAT as airspeed increases.
I just went back to the beginning of the thread and don't see a brick in the intake, but I do see water ports on the blower. Is it the case that gets cooled on that setup?
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