Voltage spike
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- MegaSquirt Newbie
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Voltage spike
What can cause that?
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- Super Squirter
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Re: Voltage spike
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Re: Voltage spike
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Re: Voltage spike
1. Cut the center leg on Q9 and Q12 or desolder it so it does not reach the PCB.
2. Run a length of jumper wire from the center leg of Q9 and Q12 to an unused pin on the DB37 connector.
3. Wire this pin to a 12 volt source in the wiring harness, separate from the Megasquirt's power supply wire.