Yet, when I cut the dizzy loose (literally, but for the black ground) and did the 12v LED test like on the bench in your video, and it flashes while I crank, so SEEMS to test OK...?
Why do you think it static tests ok, but ECU sees 42?
...this is the part that's throwing me off as it 'seems' to test ok
...although 42 is what it spat out before repair also.
(still, we don't know if ECU is functioning properly; b-up unit arrives tomorrow/Sat.but who knows, again?)?
Is the CAS a separate part, or do I need to find a dizzy?
Anything else I should do before spending $$$?
Anybody reading this in the NY metro area have any extra parts?
ok , cut out dizzy (cept grnd) passes, good, says dizzy is working (CMP)
you did the 150ohm ignitor test, it passes , hurray ! very good. !!!
nice to see spark .
just because there is spark dont mean the read back is correct.
the suppressor must not be wired backwards, !! ask how to tell.
i cant ,say because dont know your colors. of wires.
the 42 is , real or it is because you cranked with dizzy pulled. (if connected and get 42 , dizzy is bad)
if you do that , it stores this in memory.
pull dome fuse ( or frankenkkick equivalency, crank 10 times,
with diag jump installed.
see if it sets 42.
if car sets 42.
Dizzy is bad.
dizzy wired in wrong.
wrong dizzy pn or year. 89 and 90 dizzy is illegal on any xxxxx56B30/40 ecu.
bad ecu ( i dont believe it but could be)
you do have 56b30 right? ECU ? PN on top, next to US MT or US AT sticker.
so dizzy will be marked 56b10 for 91.
dizzy marked 60a20/40 is 89/90 junk, do not use this.
ok , cut out dizzy (cept grnd) passes, good, says dizzy is working (CMP)
you did the 150ohm ignitor test, it passes , hurray ! very good. !!!
nice to see spark .
just because there is spark dont mean the read back is correct.
the suppressor must not be wired backwards, !! ask how to tell.
i cant ,say because dont know your colors. of wires.
I will peel back harness and check.
Quote:
Originally Posted by jtgh
the 42 is , real or it is because you cranked with dizzy pulled. (if connected and get 42 , dizzy is bad)
if you do that , it stores this in memory.
pull dome fuse ( or frankenkkick equivalency, crank 10 times,
with diag jump installed.
see if it sets 42.
if car sets 42.
Dizzy is bad.
dizzy wired in wrong.
wrong dizzy pn or year. 89 and 90 dizzy is illegal on any xxxxx56B30/40 ecu.
bad ecu ( i dont believe it but could be)
Code 42 while all connected same results after several ECU resets.
Dizzy #33100-56B1
Wiring seems to be correct.
Quote:
Originally Posted by jtgh
you do have 56b30 right? ECU ? PN on top, next to US MT or US AT sticker.
so dizzy will be marked 56b10 for 91.
dizzy marked 60a20/40 is 89/90 junk, do not use this.
ECU is 56B30 MT US, as is the 2nd I'm expecting.
So it is all pointing to CAS/Dizzy?
....does $36 shipped to me sound good for a dist.?
steal.
i can sell you one too , if need be. just havent had time to ebay it, up.
42 dont lie, it sure dont. !
the ecu will throw that for 1 missed TDC out of 6.
the ECU creates a virtual crank shaft.
it then synchronizes THIS, to the CMP real. Virtual is sync'd to reality.
it does this because it must anticipate timing advance in advance. no other way to do it.
if you miss 1 pulse , ok, if you miss 2 at any time , bingo 42. (approx, but no matter, it is dropping out !)
so this signal is:
weak or it is ,
intermittent
no , if, buts, besides,....????
bottom line.
bad ECU input on CMP pin. (rare as hens teeth never heard or seen it ever)
bad DIzzy , rare but happens.
42 dont lie. follow that lead , like a lazer beam, and this will correct the problem.
yes,
the output of all 91 plus distributors is a single transitor.
the can be blow open, they can short. and if real unlucky they can leak. or be weak.
this causes the output to be not low enough or going high enough.
the signal must have valid levels and shape.
this would be a very rair failure, , the problem could be deeper in side the hall detector section and it is sick.
there are only 3 things at play.
CMP, ECU and the wiring between. ( I can only assume power is good and proper to all)
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