This has nothing to do with an engine conversion. I just need info about the VSS and the ECU to troubleshoot a problem. But maybe some of you folks that have converted to EFI engines can assist.
I believe my ECU is not getting the speed signal, or getting a poor signal, resulting in it not switching off the fuel cutoff solenoid. I had tested it per the FSM, but I think I need to retest it with an analog multileter to get a better idea of what is happening. I may also throw an oscilliscope on it, but I'm not exactly sure what type of signal I should see.
So my questions are:
If mine is bad, can I throw an aftermarket speed sensor on at the tranny and wire it up somehow? (rather than replacing my speedo)
What type of signal should I see with a scope (sine or square, frequency)?
My other thought is to just cut that wire to the ecu or short it to try to trick the ECU into thinking it is not moving. This would also mess up when air is blown into the exhaust pipe/air rail/bypass - but I could live with that. Any idea if shorting or opening the wire could "trick" the ecu?
I believe my ECU is not getting the speed signal, or getting a poor signal, resulting in it not switching off the fuel cutoff solenoid. I had tested it per the FSM, but I think I need to retest it with an analog multileter to get a better idea of what is happening. I may also throw an oscilliscope on it, but I'm not exactly sure what type of signal I should see.
So my questions are:
If mine is bad, can I throw an aftermarket speed sensor on at the tranny and wire it up somehow? (rather than replacing my speedo)
What type of signal should I see with a scope (sine or square, frequency)?
My other thought is to just cut that wire to the ecu or short it to try to trick the ECU into thinking it is not moving. This would also mess up when air is blown into the exhaust pipe/air rail/bypass - but I could live with that. Any idea if shorting or opening the wire could "trick" the ecu?