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I understand that the Maxx ecu has issues with Audi triggers, I am currently tuning and have sync issues... has anyone got any solutions I was hoping not to upgrade as that would possibly involve removing the Gearbox and flywheel to fit a Vag 60-2 trigger kit
You can weld a tooth wheel on the crank pulley and use a Hall cherry sensor. But it needs some fabrication, welding, etc... Also Alex from Ultra performance has a 60-2 flywheel, but you need to remove the gearbox as well. I am using 60-2 crank seal with my Maxx
Thanks for your reply Tom... Seems all roads point to removing the gear box.... What is involve in the crank seal 60- 2 .... Just the crank seal unit / fitting ?
You are welcome. Well, rear main crank seal isn't a big deal. You just have to remove the gearbox and that's 95% of the work done, then it's just a crank seal unit. Ideally is to have a rear main block surface really clean, properly degreased, otherwise it won't seal properly. I wasn't using any special tool for this, just a few bolts and tightening them bit by bit and that's all..
No need to change the flywheel. if you use a 60-2 rear crank main seal, there is no need to change anything...only swap from stock main seal to 60-2 main seal. Only a hole or a groove for the cable needs to be grinded, otherwise nothing
It is necessary to distinguish whether we are talking about a 60-1 flywheel or a 60-2 rear main seal.
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