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  1. If the sensors are 3 wire then pull-ups should be on, if 2 wire then pull-ups off.   

    With the speed DI, assuming 3 wire, if you unplug the sensor and short the signal pin to ground with a paperclip or piece of wire etc, the DI should turn on for a second or two everytime you touch the signal to ground or remove the ground.  

    For the cam sensor you can do a similar test, you will have to temporarily change it to "GP input", pull-up on, ground the signal wire should show "ON". 

    If neither of these work then check you have 12V coming out of that signal wire with nothing connected.   

  2. Hello, 

    The trigger scope looks ok and it appears the ECU is happy with the pattern.

    What engine?  Can you attach the ECU config (.pclx), and a PC Log of it cranking would be helpful.

     

  3. 9 hours ago, Zeroyon said:

    did you see the 7 trigger errors in the log file ?

    Yeah they only happen when you stop cranking from what I could see, the is pretty normal, as the crank slows down the next tooth takes longer than expected to arrive at the sensor so the ECU cant tell if it is a missing tooth or loss of signal.  

  4. Trigger looks ok to me.  You only clock an error or two when you stop cranking which is pretty normal.  

    Are you sure it is not just the fuel tune?  You have very little crank enrichment for a cold start with E85, typically you would be up nearer to 500%.  If you give it a squirt of starter fluid next time does it kick straight away?

  5. If you have a cable throttle then E-throttle should be turned off.  Then in > Analog inputs > throttle position sensor assign the an volt it is wired to and set error high to 4.95V and error low to 0.05v.  Go to >ecu controls > TPS set up and follow the instructions on screen.

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