No RPM signal
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So the car died out on track. Literally died, and tach dropped out. No restarts. I have spark, the initial one you see upon ignition startup (due to me never updating my ignition circuit).
I can see 0 rpm signal during startup within TunerStudio.
Just tried another CAS that should have been working fine, also nothing. It came off a car that short nose crank failed... just in case... should i test with one off a running car? Or can i test these off the car?
I am using OEM wiring harness with my own standalone adapter harness. I checked all the wires and nothing is loose. Opened top of MS and nothing looks or smells fried.
Any thoughts?
I can see 0 rpm signal during startup within TunerStudio.
Just tried another CAS that should have been working fine, also nothing. It came off a car that short nose crank failed... just in case... should i test with one off a running car? Or can i test these off the car?
I am using OEM wiring harness with my own standalone adapter harness. I checked all the wires and nothing is loose. Opened top of MS and nothing looks or smells fried.
Any thoughts?
So the car died out on track. Literally died, and tach dropped out. No restarts. I have spark, the initial one you see upon ignition startup (due to me never updating my ignition circuit).
I can see 0 rpm signal during startup within TunerStudio.
Just tried another CAS that should have been working fine, also nothing. It came off a car that short nose crank failed... just in case... should i test with one off a running car? Or can i test these off the car?
I am using OEM wiring harness with my own standalone adapter harness. I checked all the wires and nothing is loose. Opened top of MS and nothing looks or smells fried.
Any thoughts?
I can see 0 rpm signal during startup within TunerStudio.
Just tried another CAS that should have been working fine, also nothing. It came off a car that short nose crank failed... just in case... should i test with one off a running car? Or can i test these off the car?
I am using OEM wiring harness with my own standalone adapter harness. I checked all the wires and nothing is loose. Opened top of MS and nothing looks or smells fried.
Any thoughts?
Those optical CAS sensors are horrible.
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Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 4,290
Total Cats: 31
From: Chicagoland, IL
It is possible I guess... I'll see about luring a buddy over and seeing if we can use an absolutely working one to test.
Is there any simple way to test these off car?
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Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 4,290
Total Cats: 31
From: Chicagoland, IL
So it looks like I'll be borrowing a locals Jim Stim, allowing me rule the MS out.
Next will be a known 100% good CAS.
I'll update as I go. Anyone with ideas, please feel free to chime in though.
Next will be a known 100% good CAS.
I'll update as I go. Anyone with ideas, please feel free to chime in though.
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