2G e85 ethanol sensor?

[Anthony Yacullo]

Hey guys, I plan on running e85. I have stock fuel lines, will they slip right over this? Also I did some reading on the setup, can somebody clarify on how it work. I know it read ethanol content but then does it just change the tune real time?

If I missed something in the threads posted can someone put me in the right direction.

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GM Part # 1357739

 

[dsmcrzy]

On my setup with Megasquirt It updates the fuel and spark tables based off ethanol %. I know there is a thread in the vendor section discussing Link doing it and how to go about it.

As for the fuel line question, yes the stock hoses will slip over that.

On my set up I have SS line from the fuel pump to the fuel rail, out the fuel rail to the FPR, then to the e85 sensor. From there the stock fuel lines are used as a return.

 

[dsmcrzy]

Some good discussion on it here.

http://www.dsmtuners.com/threads/ecmtuning-new-flex-fuel-sensor-support.476383/

Also here's a quick pic of how I have mine set up to get a better visual.

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[Anthony Yacullo]

Some good discussion on it here.

http://www.dsmtuners.com/threads/ecmtuning-new-flex-fuel-sensor-support.476383/

Also here's a quick pic of how I have mine set up to get a better visual.

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so than your mounting in the engine bay?

 

[GSLENK]

I did something a lot simpler. I'll take a pic tomorrow. I bought the same aluminum screw on adapters (for the sensor) then I just screwed the sensor directly into the afpr. No leaks whatsoever. Location will dictate this. Honestly thats a lot of rigid fittings, I would rather just do a short line from the afpr to the sensor.

I put the red fitting into the hole on the bottom. I too bought an 6an oring to -6an flared adapter. Did not need it.