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Are these similar to bosch
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What a complete dumb ass. Previously. I wasn't cranking it long enough for it to register an rpm Signal. On that scope log retry I kept it turning over longer to log. Which it did, and will of also given that rpm result , but I wasn't looking for that at the time. Bangs head against wall several times..... Thanks for all the help people. So what timing settings etc do I need for the direct fire setup.
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map attached. cheers map1.pclr
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Trigger 2 is set to non. So the sensor is ok then??
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sorry. redone it scope.llg
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I pressed capture then cranked?? When I'm cranking I get trig1 signal goes from no to yes though?? Is the sensor too close?? When I received it, there was barely a gap. I would go as to say, touching. I have taken 1mm off. Maybe not enough?? Is it maybe because I have wired it with 12v?? Surely that should read 12 in stead of the 10v the scope says?? And the ecu is looking for a different voltage??
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hi adam, attached trigger scope file cheers trigscope.llg
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Thanks for your input. I have turned trig2 vvt to off. I get trig1 signal ok when cranking but no rpm
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The coils are getting power as I have tested for that. All the earth check out fine as does the signal wires. Aem smart coils. Should I have it set to falling or rising. I've turned trig2 mode off now.
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No spark with the test mode. Not getting any rpm. So it must be the settings for the ffe hall sensor?? Also have I got the ignition setup correct for direct spark
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im at the stage of trying to start but I'm getting no rpm signal. im running ffe hall sensor aem coil wired direct fire EDITED... karl peril.pclr
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Thank you
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That's the only expansion connector I have. I'm not running omp, a/c, fuel temp so can I not use those wires??
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I've got a plug in g4+ and I'm trying to work out how to wire in my fuel and oil pressure sensors, aem wideband and mac boost solenoid. I have the xs loom. Picture below.