T TurboTdr3.8 Well-Known Member Joined Jan 15, 2013 Apr 9, 2013 #21 Cam sensor sets fuel timing, not spark timing. But, if there is no cam sensor signal on startup, there will be no spark. Ever. Click to expand... Very good info
Cam sensor sets fuel timing, not spark timing. But, if there is no cam sensor signal on startup, there will be no spark. Ever. Click to expand... Very good info
D Dreamcar86 Active Member Joined Apr 13, 2006 Apr 9, 2013 #22 TurboTdr3.8 said: Very good info Click to expand... That was the post that had me take a second look at the cam sensor.
TurboTdr3.8 said: Very good info Click to expand... That was the post that had me take a second look at the cam sensor.
T TurboBob Resident mad scientist Staff member Joined May 24, 2001 Apr 9, 2013 #23 Dreamcar86 said: That was the post that had me take a second look at the cam sensor. Click to expand... The cam sensor does not control any timing, it is used by the ignition module and ECM to identify which crank sensor pulse is which. But, if the cam sensor is wagging around, it can mis-sync things.... B
Dreamcar86 said: That was the post that had me take a second look at the cam sensor. Click to expand... The cam sensor does not control any timing, it is used by the ignition module and ECM to identify which crank sensor pulse is which. But, if the cam sensor is wagging around, it can mis-sync things.... B