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This has now happened to me several times: one of my CHT temps will
bounce around between normal and off-the-scale hot, and sometimes will cut out entirely. All other indications (EGTs, the other CHTS, oil temp, airspeed etc.) are normal. This has happened before and replacing the CHT probe fixed the problem. Trick is, 1) it's happening a lot (thank god the thing is still under warranty or I'd be spending of money on probes) and 2) this only happens when the engine is at full power. If it's close to idle the CHT reads normal. This makes me think that it is NOT (just) a bad probe. On the other hand, it seems physically impossible for the readings to be real because it seems physically impossible for a cylinder head temp to rise and fall that fast (+/- 200 degrees in a second or two). What could be causing this? Is it potentially hazardous? Thanks, rg |
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