Edge 98607 EAS Pressure Sensor - 0-100 psig

Have F250 6.0 and I needed to know the degas bottle pressure readings. This is a wet or dry sensor. The measurements and thread pitch are correct. All you need to do is install it. Seems pretty accurate and if you own a 6.0 will keep you outta trouble with a head gasket issues.

Works as advertised. if installing with an Edge Insight CTS, be aware that you will have to sync your device through their MyStyle software and add this sensor before it will show a correct reading when installed in your truck.

I got sent a isspro sensor with a edge eas wiring harness only needed the sensor which wasn’t the right one so it doesn’t read on my Cts monitor what a joke

Did exactly what I needed it to. Read up to 58 psi boost just as accurate as the mechanical gauge.

This cable's sensor wires connect using Aptiv (Delphi) weather pack connectors. There are two versions of the 3-pin connector. Pay attention to the way the sleeves are keyed. You're looking for the less common Aptiv (Delphi) pn12020829. You'll need to get the associated pins and parts too. If you're pursuing this course you don't need me to specify an exact parts list, wire gauge, crimping tools, etc. because you're smart, experienced, or at least overconfident.The common pressure sensor is Aptiv (Delphi) pn12065287 or 12078090 or 12110192 depending on wire gauge used... assuming you need it to seal tightly.

Here's the issue. If you already have the EGT probe, and want to use this for say - fuel pressure, you also have to purchase ANOTHER pigtail, part number 98605, which is not made clear until you open the box and find it's missing the piece that adapts to the EAS connector. To top it off, part 98605 is ANOTHER $149 bucks, for what amounts to about 15 bucks in wiring and adapters. EAS is kind of gouging the customer here.

Added to my TrailDash in my Jeep to keep tabs on the boost from my Ripp Supercharger

Seemed to work well with edge cts2. Only gave 4 stars do to the high cost for what you get.