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Author: Subject: help with a trigger wheel
needforspeed

posted on 26/12/11 at 01:18 PM Reply With Quote
help with a trigger wheel

ok heres the trigger wheel on my 2008 r1 its 24-2 in the settings in the emerald ecu it asks for the degrees before tdc it triggers judgeing by this picture it looks like 225 degrees??? can someone help me confirn this!


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needforspeed

posted on 26/12/11 at 01:18 PM Reply With Quote
should add the picture is of the engine at tdc on cylider 1 with the crank sensor at the bottom
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snapper

posted on 26/12/11 at 01:26 PM Reply With Quote
Why way does it rotate?
If engine at TDC and sensor is at the position as drawn the the missing tooth looks to be 115 degrees ish.





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needforspeed

posted on 26/12/11 at 02:02 PM Reply With Quote
That's great thanks it rotates clockwise
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snapper

posted on 26/12/11 at 02:14 PM Reply With Quote
The missing tooth is recognised then 9 teeth later the crank reaches TDC
360 degrees = 24 teeth
180 degrees = 12 teeth
90 degrees = 6 teeth
Sensor is 9 teeth after TDC which means sensor triggered 135 degrees before tdc





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needforspeed

posted on 26/12/11 at 02:21 PM Reply With Quote
Fantastic thanks!! Il give that a go it's set at 90 now as it sounds like its about 45 out!!! Just kicking back ever so slightly!
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