2K4Kcsq
2K4Kcsq Reader
6/15/14 6:23 p.m.

I think im done with the minor brain surgery, if any megasquirters wanna chime in here feel free. I installed the bip373 into Q16, pit the resistor on R57, ran the 330r resistor jumper from r26 to igbtin. . . all other jumpers look to be installed by diyautotune. . .

the only one im not sure about is the jumper in the lower right seen here it goes from JS10 to the middle terminal on Q16 where I installed the bip373. . . is this right for a hall effect trigger? should I move it? delete it? I just cant find anything about this specific jumper when wiring for a single coil, hall effect sensor setup. any input on this would be greatly appreciated

for anyone wanting more info: MS3 (non-expanded) 3.57 setup for straight hall effect trigger (no crank angle sensor yet), single coil, locked 5 window distributor, on an audi 10vt 5cyl.

wclark
wclark Reader
6/16/14 8:48 a.m.

In reply to 2K4Kcsq:

The BIP looks to be wired as a high current ignition output (driving a coil). per DIY board oprions

That is independent of using a hall input (for crank or cam sensing).

MadScientistMatt
MadScientistMatt UberDork
6/16/14 10:07 a.m.

That is the output to the coil, and is independent of what sort of sensor or trigger wheel is running things. As you are using D14 for the spark output, remove the jumper from JS10.

2K4Kcsq
2K4Kcsq Reader
6/16/14 10:21 a.m.

I had a feeling it wasn't needed for my configuration. Thank you both for answering my newb question. Just couldn't find anything on that jumper.

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