Hardrvin wrote:Not too familiar w/ the Titan motor specifics so can't help much in that regard.
However..
#4 - get our multimeter out. If you don't have one, or don't know how to use one, you're in for a world of hurt trying to wire up and get a stand alone setup running.
I'll tell you right now, being a 2008 motor, they're High-z.
#5 again, being a 2008 motor, the COP's are going to have dwell control and ignitor built in. So correct, you'll need to provide 12v to one side, and the ECU will just provide a trigger signal.
YOU DA MAN!!!
#4- High-z means I don't have to install a homemade resistor board ( additional one 3.3ohm for each injector for low-z, high current draws that would overload the driver(MOSFET NEEDED type), and...
#5- BUILT-IN igniter means I -once again, do not need to build a driver circuit for the coils!!!!!$$$$ ching-ching $$ money back in the cash drawer!!
Anybody have data on crank & cam sensors?:
1- Don't know what the (3) WIRES are for. I assume 1 is ground ecu, and one is signal-then 3rd is shield... (
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Without this, I can't proceed with tuning. I have rigged a breadboard using a 555 timer circuit to 'fake' a signal to test [newly built ecu] but ... would like to utilize a factory sensor (I think its a VR type) to do the tuning and get the computer correct before I map out the ecu.
2- How many teeth including missing are on the crank angle sensor trigger wheel located at/on the flywheel? (Pulling the tranny isn't an option now)
3- Why the heck does their can sensor have such a funky 1 / 3 / 4 / 2 trigger wheel?
The 5.6 is a great motor with plenty 'o' power. I hope this thread can be of use to many.