edis sensor polarity ?
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Re: edis sensor polarity ?
Matt Cramer wrote:Let me know what car the sensor came off and I can look up its wiring diagram.
matt, its the regular escort edis sensor. however i did find a 96 model 6cyl taurus(non edis) that had what looked like almost the same sensor but was easier to get to than an escort one. i grabbed it just for comparison. it plugs in the same however the plug is rotated 180*. the most noticeable difference is the size of the magnetic area. the escort 36-1 wheel has wide teeth about 1/4" or 5/16" and its sensor has a diameter of about 1/2".
the taurus 36-1 wheel is thinner about 3/16" but has a larger sensor diameter of about 5/8'.
the only reason i can think of would be increase the magnetic strength of the senso in order to let it read the smaller mass of the teeth with a thinner wheel. which makes me think the stronger sensor with the larder diameter might be desireable to read the trigger wheel from DIY. any thoughts.
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