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You can change pin1 and pin3 at the plug and turn out the 2. screw from the sensorbracket and turn the bracket to gearbox. So the sensor look 2mm more at the pin.
Have a look at this pictures and my thoughts. The "grooves" in the flywheel makes a false trigger point in the trigger logg and fools Maxxecu to trigger. This only occures at higher revs. Can this be my problem? I think so.. I hope you understand my paintings. It's hard to se but the red x on the trigger line is where maxxecu triggers and give me a trigger fault. It seems to happen when it hits the grooves in the flywheel.. What do you guys think?
You can change pin1 and pin3 at the plug and turn out the 2. screw from the sensorbracket and turn the bracket to gearbox. So the sensor look 2mm more at the pin.
Today i drove the car out in the sun for the first time since August -14.
I have noticed a problem i need to solve.. I have a trigger fault as i rev the engine up to about 2500-3000rpm. Won't rev higher due to the trigger fault. I'm thinking of my 7A-flywheel. I have understanded that many people that is running Vems runs in to this problem with 7A-flywheel.. Maybe someone can have a look at this pictures below and maybe give me some ideas to solve the problem
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