Trigger wheel wiring
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monkeyboy04
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Trigger wheel wiring
http://www.diyautotune.com/catalog/hall ... p-479.html
I am also running their Microsquirt 3.0 brain and harness. I have everything hooked up but I do not get a signal from the crank sensor. I am pretty sure I have it wired wrong. I have switched 12v to the red wire, and the black wire goes to sensor ground. Where and how do I wire the white wire? OPTO? VR? That part I am lost on.
Thank you for your help.
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Matt Cramer
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Re: Trigger wheel wiring
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monkeyboy04
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Re: Trigger wheel wiring
When I crank the engine I get a quick spike to around 250 RPM, but it quickly settles to around 25 RPM. I know that the car is not cranking that slow. It's still not reading right.
How can I troubleshoot this further? I don't know where to go from here.
I assume by leaving VR+ floating you meant don't hook it to anything? I left it unhooked.
Thank you
Jim
Re: Trigger wheel wiring
I'm looking at the wires in the pic of the sensor on DIYA's site, and I'm not seeing any shield.monkeyboy04 wrote:OK. I have moved the wiring around like you recommended, and I have the shield of the VR grounded as well.
Yes, 'floating' in this case means disconnected.
Matt - does this sensor need a pull-up?
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monkeyboy04
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Re: Trigger wheel wiring
The shield is on the VR wires coming from the Microsquirt brain, not the sensor. I was told it needed to be referenced to sensor ground before.dontz125 wrote:I'm looking at the wires in the pic of the sensor on DIYA's site, and I'm not seeing any shield.monkeyboy04 wrote:OK. I have moved the wiring around like you recommended, and I have the shield of the VR grounded as well.
Yes, 'floating' in this case means disconnected.
Matt - does this sensor need a pull-up?

