Member Needs Help--Where is the Cam Sensor?
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07-26-2003 | 03:54 PM
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Member Needs Help--Where is the Cam Sensor?
Guys,
I'm trying to hook up a tach adapter to operate a Stewart Warner shift light. The tach converter uses the CID signal (Cylinder Identification) from a sensor on the camshaft to create a signal compatible with any aftermarket electronic tachometer or RPM activated equipment. I simply need to know where the sensor is and better yet, what wire I should be tapping.
Thanks a Whole Bunch in Advance
I'm trying to hook up a tach adapter to operate a Stewart Warner shift light. The tach converter uses the CID signal (Cylinder Identification) from a sensor on the camshaft to create a signal compatible with any aftermarket electronic tachometer or RPM activated equipment. I simply need to know where the sensor is and better yet, what wire I should be tapping.
Thanks a Whole Bunch in Advance
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07-26-2003 | 04:33 PM
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07-26-2003 | 05:27 PM
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Originally posted by whip
I believe they are talking about the sensor you can see on the drivers side head, just below the valve cover on the front of the engine. Which wire to use, I have no idea! Sorry for the limited knowledge, but I figured it might help until somebody intelligent steps in!
I believe they are talking about the sensor you can see on the drivers side head, just below the valve cover on the front of the engine. Which wire to use, I have no idea! Sorry for the limited knowledge, but I figured it might help until somebody intelligent steps in!
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07-26-2003 | 08:35 PM
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