Rewiring MR2 with Syvecs TBV/IACV Question
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Re: Rewiring MR2 with Syvecs TBV/IACV Question
To have proper sequential injection, knock control etc etc you need a phase sync. So there must be a cam trigger somewhere.
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Re: Rewiring MR2 with Syvecs TBV/IACV Question
I would assume that is just because you are COP now. The trigger mechanisms will still be inside the dizzy body
Re: Rewiring MR2 with Syvecs TBV/IACV Question
Thanks for being patient with me
I'll open up the dizzy delete to see what is inside.
I'll open up the dizzy delete to see what is inside.
Re: Rewiring MR2 with Syvecs TBV/IACV Question
Hi, this is what is inside the cover:
Turns out that I was using the wrong ECU connector too. Found the actual one in a box of bits and it has far fewer wires connected, which makes life a bit easier.
Turns out that I was using the wrong ECU connector too. Found the actual one in a box of bits and it has far fewer wires connected, which makes life a bit easier.
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Re: Rewiring MR2 with Syvecs TBV/IACV Question
There will be another trigger in there too for phase/sync ID as well as that visible at the front
I would strongly recommend moving to a crank trigger with a missing tooth, instead of using that 24T trigger on the camshaft.
You will still need the phase/sync trigger inside the dizzy either way
I would strongly recommend moving to a crank trigger with a missing tooth, instead of using that 24T trigger on the camshaft.
You will still need the phase/sync trigger inside the dizzy either way
Re: Rewiring MR2 with Syvecs TBV/IACV Question
There are two sensors inside the dizzy cover, and there is also a crank position sensor (simple two wire one).
Looking at the old writing, it seems that the two sensors were connected at some point, I suspect they shared a ground.
What I can't get my head around is that there are four wires going to the cam position sensor, but only two required by the ECU (cam phase and ground).
Looking at the old writing, it seems that the two sensors were connected at some point, I suspect they shared a ground.
What I can't get my head around is that there are four wires going to the cam position sensor, but only two required by the ECU (cam phase and ground).