We're going to have to 'scope that crank sensor Tony.
I'm leaning on my mate to get his Tektronics digital one, but the answer might be in the investment of:
http://www.picotech.com/picoscope-2202.html
or one of these:
http://www.easysync.co.uk/index.html?la ... et=d3.html
I'm having to consider it because of my mobile 'scope requirements.
Automotive stuff doesn't really need a huge spec as things happen quite slowly on engines so the cheap 'low-spec' ones look to be a usable option.
My first time mapping on the rollers - write up
Quick Update:
My little misfire problem is now fixed
Turns out to be a ECU problem. DTA manufactures were very good about it. I took it into their workshop on Saturday, they took a look and confirmed it was the problem, appologised that it happened, and swapped it for a new one off the shelf (And fully tested it infront of me). I had a good long chat with the main Technical guy, which was really helpful. Excellent service service from DTA :thumb:
Many thanks to PhatBob and others, for listening to my ramblings and try to help out - it is appreciated.
Time to turn the boost up??? - Damn Right :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
My little misfire problem is now fixed

Many thanks to PhatBob and others, for listening to my ramblings and try to help out - it is appreciated.
Time to turn the boost up??? - Damn Right :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
'05 Subaru WRX 300
R.I.P
'89 ST185 GT4
ONLY 370bhp & 405ft/lb @ fly
12.7s 1/4 @ 109mph in the wet
R.I.P.
R.I.P
'89 ST185 GT4
ONLY 370bhp & 405ft/lb @ fly
12.7s 1/4 @ 109mph in the wet
R.I.P.