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An EGT module reads exhaust gas temperature from thermocouple probes and turns those signals into data your other electronics can use. Exhaust temperature is one of the clearest signs of how hard an engine is working. Tuners, racers and owners of turbocharged or heavily modified engines often fit one to watch for lean conditions and excess heat while dialing in a tune or running hard.
We currently have 1 EGT module in stock, from AEM: the AEM 8 Channel K-Type Thermocouple EGT CAN Module. It takes readings from multiple K-type thermocouples and shares them over a CAN network. That suits setups where you want to monitor several cylinders or exhaust locations at once and send the data to a compatible display or logger.
Count how many exhaust temperature points you want to monitor.
Confirm your thermocouples match the type the module reads.
Check that your dash, logger or ECU can receive data over CAN.
Plan probe placement and wiring routes before you start.
To check fitment for your build, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
An EGT module reads exhaust gas temperature from thermocouple probes and turns those signals into data your other electronics can use. Exhaust temperature is one of the clearest signs of how hard an engine is working. Tuners, racers and owners of turbocharged or heavily modified engines often fit one to watch for lean conditions and excess heat while dialing in a tune or running hard.
We currently have 1 EGT module in stock, from AEM: the AEM 8 Channel K-Type Thermocouple EGT CAN Module. It takes readings from multiple K-type thermocouples and shares them over a CAN network. That suits setups where you want to monitor several cylinders or exhaust locations at once and send the data to a compatible display or logger.
Count how many exhaust temperature points you want to monitor.
Confirm your thermocouples match the type the module reads.
Check that your dash, logger or ECU can receive data over CAN.
Plan probe placement and wiring routes before you start.
To check fitment for your build, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
