take a look at the power steering belt, specifically the empty space between the the crank and pump pulleys. See that bracket? it is holding the trigger magnet and the crank pulley has four magnets if memory serves loaded in it to locate the timing.tyrannix wrote:no CAS, what does the SDS use for timing? (been wondering for awhile now)
and it has a built-in usb connection and software comes with it?
-CJ
Here's a good look at what that hall sensor looks like. The only difference between his and mine is location as mine is attached to the oil pump and below the power steering pump (FWD).themadscientist wrote:take a look at the power steering belt, specifically the empty space between the the crank and pump pulleys. See that bracket? it is holding the trigger magnet and the crank pulley has four magnets if memory serves loaded in it to locate the timing.
It's an EM4-F. They only use 3 magnets. 2 triggers, 180 deg. apart, and a sync.themadscientist wrote:which model do you have again?