Ok, I know I asked this before, and the answer was to keep it below 1250 or so while towing, but I didn't mention that my pyro probe is "POST TURBO". I know that the readings will be different post turbo and pre turbo, but what kind of temps am I wanting to look for while towing heavy up grades?
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The temp you are looking for is around 950 post.
If it were my truck I would go pre turbo as it is a more accurate reading while towing.
How far is the probe from the turbo
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