Megasquirt something
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Joined: Sep 2005
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From: sussex county, delaware
something
I converted my vr
Leads into microphone cable for less noise obviously. Did not do the two tooth vr sensor though. But now I get worse noise on my cas than with stock harness I get a 2000 rpm spike at idle a bit now. That did not happen before. Is this becaize I did not convert my other wheel to quality cable? Thinking I might need to ground the mega squirt a little n better
Leads into microphone cable for less noise obviously. Did not do the two tooth vr sensor though. But now I get worse noise on my cas than with stock harness I get a 2000 rpm spike at idle a bit now. That did not happen before. Is this becaize I did not convert my other wheel to quality cable? Thinking I might need to ground the mega squirt a little n better
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Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 406
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From: sussex county, delaware
I simply cut the original harness for the main wheel. The two tooth wheel is still connected with original harness and should be grounded. The microphone cable is grounded on a free pin, 15, I think... I never cared for the quality of the factory harness, but my ms came with harness adapter, so I used it. I suspect I need to replace the two tooth leads with microphone cable as well.
Also, is it possible for a transistor to fail on my fan circuit? It worked before, and now does not. I still have a good signal to my base and good ground on emitter, but no continuity with ground and collector when activated. I have spares. Could it fail from bad resistor or something like that?
Also, is it possible for a transistor to fail on my fan circuit? It worked before, and now does not. I still have a good signal to my base and good ground on emitter, but no continuity with ground and collector when activated. I have spares. Could it fail from bad resistor or something like that?


