jeep renix system--no start

[crash2]

Alright, I will see what crash wants to do.

Find a pool :redneck:

I'll let ya know either tonight or in the am joe :awesomework:

 

[TreeClimber]

Kind of. The grooves are all cast/machined into the flywheel. Can't change just the ring or anything. The hesco kit to reposition the CPS to the front of the engine will be the EASIEST fix. You will still have voltage but if you were to actually watch the pattern on a Vantage or other graphing device it wouldn't be correct for this application. I have a renix flywheel if that's what you decide to do.

J

Alright, I will see what crash wants to do.

Moneypit was right.

And I'm not a fan of the Hesco kit. Amanda's ex has this system and he eats CPS when it's hot outside. Plus it's more exposed to the environment. Change the reluctor wheel (flywheel) to the correct one.

T

 

[crash2]

So here is a perfect example where all the documentaion tells you that the cps is a voltage reference only when in fact the ecm reads the sign wave.. If I had an oscilascope I would have seen this..

 

[Avanteone]

So here is a perfect example where all the documentaion tells you that the cps is a voltage reference only when in fact the ecm reads the sign wave.. If I had an oscilascope I would have seen this..

Gotta love the lack of accurate diagnostic information in this industry, eh?

 

[crash2]

Gotta love the lack of accurate diagnostic information in this industry, eh?

Just the "first" time. I never get burned twice,lol..

 

[junkyard jim]

The Renix sensors make AC voltage and HO make DC voltage. Another option is HO EFI and just change the sensor. That way the motor trans can stay where they are. I bought my harness and computer from John (need another for HO auto setup for my '82 Spirit I'm building for the wife)

 

[skrause]

If I had an oscilascope I would have seen this..

Keep an eye on this page, every so often a lab shuts down or gets a grant and dumps all their old equipment. Show up early though, if they make it to the public days they're one of the first things to disappear.

http://www.washington.edu/admin/surplus/inventory.html

 

[TMFabrication]

Under Tools & Equipment::redneck:

 

[crash2]

Keep an eye on this page, every so often a lab shuts down or gets a grant and dumps all their old equipment. Show up early though, if they make it to the public days they're one of the first things to disappear.

http://www.washington.edu/admin/surplus/inventory.html

Cost vs. usage --I hardly ever need one--I will invest in a lathe first,lol...

 

[skrause]

Cost vs. usage --I hardly ever need one--I will invest in a lathe first,lol...

Cost is typically under $20. :;