Vehicle speed sensor question from the new guy.
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Vehicle speed sensor question from the new guy.
I'm picking up a Ms3x this weekend and just doing research right now. I found a autometer sending unit that bolts directly on to my transmission.
Is it really as simple and sending this square wave signal into a designated input and setting up the parameters and have a working VSS ?
I also want to do a 2nd VSS from the factory front wheel abs tone ring and sensor for traction control (car no longer has ABS) but I assume that signal will need to be modified to be used ?
http://static.summitracing.com/global/i ... s/1168.pdf
Is it really as simple and sending this square wave signal into a designated input and setting up the parameters and have a working VSS ?
I also want to do a 2nd VSS from the factory front wheel abs tone ring and sensor for traction control (car no longer has ABS) but I assume that signal will need to be modified to be used ?
http://static.summitracing.com/global/i ... s/1168.pdf
Re: Vehicle speed sensor question from the new guy.
Sometimes, it really is that simple. The units you've shown would be set up as Digital, Driveline, 16 teeth. The input port, final drive ratio and wheel size would be up to you.
The second VSS would be set up as Digital, Wheel, plus however many teeth on the tone ring. Assuming your ABS sensor is a Hall device, no real modifying would be needed. If it's a VR sensor, then you'll need to condition it.
The second VSS would be set up as Digital, Wheel, plus however many teeth on the tone ring. Assuming your ABS sensor is a Hall device, no real modifying would be needed. If it's a VR sensor, then you'll need to condition it.
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Re: Vehicle speed sensor question from the new guy.
My car is a 2000 Ford Mustang, Im pretty sure the OEM front abs sensor is a VR 2 wire sensor, is the Dakota Digital an acceptable "conditioner" is is there a different /better/easier way to use the OEM abs sensor and tone ring.
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
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Re: Vehicle speed sensor question from the new guy.
I've used the DD sgi-5 box with good results. I've since moved to the jbperf dual vr board and feel it's less noisy and not as laggy to respond. Google the 2.1 dual vr board
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Re: Vehicle speed sensor question from the new guy.
nathaninwa wrote:I've used the DD sgi-5 box with good results. I've since moved to the jbperf dual vr board and feel it's less noisy and not as laggy to respond. Google the 2.1 dual vr board
that's a nice piece, do they make the external one for dummies- basically a wire pigtail with signal in and signal out labels- im pretty weak when it comes to wiring and soldering.
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Re: Vehicle speed sensor question from the new guy.
The dual vr board is meant to mount inside a megasquirt case. He has 2 options, a 12 and 5 volt unit. I have the 12v model and it's just wrapped up in some tape under the dash. Yes you have to solder, but the board is clearly marked what is what
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Re: Vehicle speed sensor question from the new guy.
nathaninwa wrote:The dual vr board is meant to mount inside a megasquirt case. He has 2 options, a 12 and 5 volt unit. I have the 12v model and it's just wrapped up in some tape under the dash. Yes you have to solder, but the board is clearly marked what is what
OK- thanks