Tacho driver wiring diagram
Discussion
Guys,
Trying to get my head around the Megajolt wiring....
I have the tacho driver which takes the four coils feed and produces a single signal.
I guess this output should be wired to the ECU pin 1 and tacho line (normally connected to -Ve)
But what shall I do with the resistors on the ECU line?
Are they still needed?
Thanks
Trying to get my head around the Megajolt wiring....
I have the tacho driver which takes the four coils feed and produces a single signal.
I guess this output should be wired to the ECU pin 1 and tacho line (normally connected to -Ve)
But what shall I do with the resistors on the ECU line?
Are they still needed?
Thanks
Yes you're right. The resistor is here to protect the ECU.
If I add the tacho driver to the resistor, will that not be too much a reduction in the voltage drop going to the ECU and tacho?
I just can't seem to find a valid answer to that question.....
And the coil packs are not better in terms of voltage spike, are they?
If I add the tacho driver to the resistor, will that not be too much a reduction in the voltage drop going to the ECU and tacho?
I just can't seem to find a valid answer to that question.....
And the coil packs are not better in terms of voltage spike, are they?
So, if I understand correctly, the four into two into one connects with the -Ve for each coil and the single wire then goes to the ECU and Tacho connection.
On my loom I have two thermistors, one for the ECU and one for the tacho.
Instead of tracing each wire to its source, is there a way to know where goes which wire?
On my loom I have two thermistors, one for the ECU and one for the tacho.
Instead of tracing each wire to its source, is there a way to know where goes which wire?
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