dropping crank angle signal
Hi Guys,
looking for some help.
not sure what i may have done here but my car was running fine and i fitted a new coolant temp gauge and re-routed the crank sensor wiring to clean up the wiring.
now the bugger will not start...
when i turn ignition on and start cranking the tacho starts jumping, so this tells me I hav
E a crank signal, then after a few engine evolutions right when it would normally start, the tacho stops jumping as if there is no signal from the crank sensor.
i have gone right over everything that i have touched i have touched and cannot find a fault.
is this a tipical scenario when the crank sensor has failed? I would have thought not, surely it would not give signal and then just stop, when I stop cranking wait for a few seconds then crank again tacho jumps and then stops.
all fuese and power and earth signals seem fine.
what have i done????????
thanks guys
Grant
Crank signal dropping out while cranking
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Hi Grant,
If it stopped working immediately after you finished your wire re-routing it's highly unlikely a sensor failure would coincide with the wire re-routing. I would definitely go over with a fine tooth comb.
You might want to check the sensor polarity- the sensor will only work wired in one direction.
You can also review the "Verifying signals" section of the installation guide, here:
http://www.autosportlabs.net/MJLJ_V4_ve ... ng_Signals
Let us know what you find out!
If it stopped working immediately after you finished your wire re-routing it's highly unlikely a sensor failure would coincide with the wire re-routing. I would definitely go over with a fine tooth comb.
You might want to check the sensor polarity- the sensor will only work wired in one direction.
You can also review the "Verifying signals" section of the installation guide, here:
http://www.autosportlabs.net/MJLJ_V4_ve ... ng_Signals
Let us know what you find out!
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