at 450 airstart rpm sensor
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at 450 airstart rpm sensor
How do I check if the rpm sensor is bad? i gapped the sensor with the blades using 3 post it note paper.
when i spin the turbine it wont read past 4k rpm. i have another at450 that will reach 6500-7000k on an air spin.
the ecu does not activate the pump due to the low rpms.
any thoughts
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hector
when i spin the turbine it wont read past 4k rpm. i have another at450 that will reach 6500-7000k on an air spin.
the ecu does not activate the pump due to the low rpms.
any thoughts
thanks
hector
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RE: at 450 airstart rpm sensor
Its a hall effect sensor ... mine went bad on my AMT Mercury with the same results (the air just keeps going, as it never reads a good rpm and continues the sequence)
You need a magnet and multimeter and google ....
Scott.
You need a magnet and multimeter and google ....
Scott.
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RE: at 450 airstart rpm sensor
i thimk i solved the problem. i checked my prfectly running at450 a d checked the gap of the sensor with the blades and gave me 2 post it note paper thickness. i went ahead and gave sames gap and now it read to 5-6500, i am tempted to started now but i think is too late. i will try in the morning.
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