[Maky1980]

Hello again.

tunerstudio does not detect the ckp signal and I have the vr controler installed, I read that some cars need a vr controler with a different resistance value, is this true?

If not, could someone help me find the problem?

my engine is a zetec-e 2.0 16v

thank you very much again

[LAV1000]

Did you choose the right ckp wheel in Tuner Studio ?
Turn filtering off
Post your Tuner Studio file (.msq)

[Maky1980]

Did you choose the right ckp wheel in Tuner Studio ?
Turn filtering off
Post your Tuner Studio file (.msq)

Hello again

First of all thank you very much for helping me.

the configuration I use is 36-1:



the wheel is original ford 36-1:



the sensor is original motor, as far as I am inductive:



I honestly have read a lot but I don't know if there is anything else to configure related to this.

thank you very much again

[LAV1000]

Trigger Filter is set to "apagado" what is the English word for it ?
You need to set some jumpers (connections) to let the VR conditioner know it is reading a VR sensor.
For jumper settings check the wiki;
https://wiki.speeduino.com/en/boards/V04

[Maky1980]

Trigger Filter is set to "apagado" what is the English word for it ?
You need to set some jumpers (connections) to let the VR conditioner know it is reading a VR sensor.
For jumper settings check the wiki;
https://wiki.speeduino.com/en/boards/V04

Apagado = off

jumpers JP2 and JP3 are connected in vr position:



jumpers jp4 and jp5 are disconnected:



muchas gracias de nuevo

[LAV1000]

Looks ok by me.
Can you measure AC voltage on the sensor only when cranking ?
Start at a 10Vac range and go lower.

[Maky1980]

Looks ok by me.
Can you measure AC voltage on the sensor only when cranking ?
Start at a 10Vac range and go lower.

The test was carried out as follows:
- multimeter in position 20 v



- "pin 27" from ecu to "+ multimeter"> "- from multimeter" to "pin 1" of censor ckp> "pin 2" of ckp sensor to "pin 25" of ecu.

- the test results in 0.03 when starting and remains fixed at 0.05:




If with AC sensor you were referring to another sensor or required a different test let me know, please.

thank you again

[LAV1000]

Hello Mayky1980,
AC (~) is the voltage type a VR sensor does put out when the ckp wheel is rotating.
Sadly your multimeter only has the 600Vac and 200Vac range which are far to big
You need Volt ranges like 10, 5,1Vac or even mVac (mili Volts).
Like in the DC (=) range, but sadly that is wrong type of voltage.

[Maky1980]

Hello Mayky1980,
AC (~) is the voltage type a VR sensor does put out when the ckp wheel is rotating.
Sadly your multimeter only has the 600Vac and 200Vac range which are far to big
You need Volt ranges like 10, 5,1Vac or even mVac (mili Volts).
Like in the DC (=) range, but sadly that is wrong type of voltage.

ok, i'll look for one.

[Maky1980]

Hello Mayky1980,
AC (~) is the voltage type a VR sensor does put out when the ckp wheel is rotating.
Sadly your multimeter only has the 600Vac and 200Vac range which are far to big
You need Volt ranges like 10, 5,1Vac or even mVac (mili Volts).
Like in the DC (=) range, but sadly that is wrong type of voltage.

Hi.

A friend has obtained this tester for me:





Does this work?