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18th January 2016, 08:01 PM
#1
Expert
Tacho Meter Sender
Hi guys,
can any one tell me if the sender on the end of the camshaft puts out a pulse per revolution or a constant voltage or what? I'm wanting to know what signal the sender puts out.
I'm driving a 1992 Nissan Safari with the silvertop TD42. Being a safari the main system is 24v, and I am sure the instrument cluster is too because A I havent found the reducer yet, and B the voltage of all the panels, windows, lights, and everything else is 24v.
Cheers, Dylan
1992 Nissan Safari Granroad LWB TD42 after market turbo RE4R03A (for now) 3" straight pipe
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18th January 2016 08:01 PM
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18th January 2016, 09:13 PM
#2
Patrol Freak
I think the manual says check for a rising AC voltage. You should read around 1v AC at idle 650 rpm and around 2.6v AC at 2000.
It's an inductive pickup so it's independent of the vehicle voltage. If it's in front of the cam gear, it's activated by the 6 holes in the gear.
You should also be able to read the rising frequency as revs/volts rise.
Edit: Here are some typical figures I dug up:
625 rpm = 1.03v AC - 38.5 Hz
1000 rpm = 1.45v AC - 55.3 Hz
2000 rpm = 2.66v AC - 105.5 Hz
Last edited by jff45; 18th January 2016 at 09:18 PM.
John
2001 GUII TI 4500 - Now converted to TD42T auto with Nomad valve body
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19th January 2016, 03:54 AM
#3
Expert
Sweet thanks mate, had the man out and had a squiz but couldnt find it. Would it not be easier on every one if they put out a pulse once per revolution? I mean that would make life so much simpler for everone
cheers, dylan
1992 Nissan Safari Granroad LWB TD42 after market turbo RE4R03A (for now) 3" straight pipe
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