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sr20miatact
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HELP
Does any one know why these 3 things start to burn???
I tried a 35v 47microfarade capacitor before it burned.
Also i grounded all the ground wires on the MS2 to the engine the and i use one ground wire to the ford EDIS. So can someone tell me if i did something wrong.
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kjones6039
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Re: HELP
Are you saying that the EDIS is grounded through the MS?Also i grounded all the ground wires on the MS2 to the engine the and i use one ground wire to the ford EDIS.
Ken
MS2 v3 w/ms2extra 3.4.0 Release
36-1, Delphi LS2/7 coils in wasted spark, driven by v2.0 logic board from JBPerformance
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Re: HELP
The cap on the EDIS coil supply is just to remove any spikes getting back up that. Which may cause radio interference - or problems with other electronics. I dunno the actual rating, but if you can't get one as used by Ford etc I'd go for a non polarised 300 volt type. However, a genuine part is the way to go as it comes complete with bracket to fit one of the coil mounting bolts.
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sr20miatact
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Re: HELP
I have a 47 Microfarad cap tapped to the coil power wire and then going to the fire wall. I just noticed DIY also now sells CAS to make the stock CAS readable with the MS. Man i wish i had known before i went with the trigger wheel on my SR20DET. Im also going to try and use the SR20DET stock COPs. If they dont work i know a guy tested the EDIS for its dwell and found you could use the slim BMW COPs. Im trying to stay away from the ford coil but will run it if need be.
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sr20miatact
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Re: HELP
Re: HELP
If it is the sort of tach which just sniffs a single coil negative, you use diodes from the EDIS LT outputs to give the same signal - details in the MS manual under EDIS.sr20miatact wrote:Also one other question, anyone know how i would go about getting a tach signal to drive my stock 90 miata cluster tach with the ford EDIS4?
Pin 2 on the EDIS module also gives out a signal with the correct pulses - but these may be the wrong level for some tachs. A single transistor switching an inductor can change this into a suitable signal.
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kjones6039
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Re: HELP
The pin 2 scheme worked quite well for me when I was running EDIS on my Corvette. The stock tach was originally triggered from the HEI.Pin 2 on the EDIS module also gives out a signal with the correct pulses - but these may be the wrong level for some tachs. A single transistor switching an inductor can change this into a suitable signal.
Ken
MS2 v3 w/ms2extra 3.4.0 Release
36-1, Delphi LS2/7 coils in wasted spark, driven by v2.0 logic board from JBPerformance
Spartan Lambda Sensor from 14point7