View Full Version : No rpm read on tach and hks evc
240tuned91
07-11-2014, 03:46 PM
I just put my car back together iacv valve and t bolts clamps etc.. I haven't worked on my car in over two years today I got it running. It runs pretty good however There no read on the tach for the rpm signal and no signal to my hks evc which also reads rpm signal. I had the hks wired before and it was fine. However I did have the console under the steering column hooking up a boost controller nothing I did should of effected the rpm signal. I know the cas on the bellhousing is for diagnostic only and my distributor should be fine car runs pretty good. I see there's two fuses wired in the line on the wiring by the distributor and it's fine what else could effect this
240tuned91
07-11-2014, 04:05 PM
95 ka24det sorry
cotbu
07-11-2014, 04:09 PM
Check the signal wire on the ecu or connect to consult to see if you have an rpm signal. Pin 3
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240tuned91
07-11-2014, 08:59 PM
Hks evc is wired direct lyrics to the ecumenical pinout
cotbu
07-12-2014, 01:15 AM
Hks evc is wired direct lyrics to the ecumenical pinout
So what your saying is, yeah pin 3 is the tach signal and the hks evc Is wired to pin 3 and you still don't have a tachometer signal. Check the pin on the ecu plug, open the ecu check the pin, if all good from there, get a Nissan consult, program or device look at the rpm signal, if the ecu has an rpm signal and the other devices, (cluster and hks evc) don't the tach output is broken in the ecu. This can be circumvented!
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240tuned91
07-12-2014, 12:14 PM
I have the hks right to the pinout on the ecu
cotbu
07-12-2014, 02:05 PM
So what your really trying to say is. My shits' broken and I don't want to test shit to figure out anything. I just want somebody to tell me how to make it work again! Well than, someone will be along to help you shortly....
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240tuned91
07-12-2014, 07:10 PM
Actually I do test things I'm actually asking what I should test for and what specs they should be between I always search before hands I hate waiting on responses
240tuned91
07-12-2014, 07:11 PM
Ok also worst come to worst I have a him wolf ecu will he have to open it back up to fix it
cotbu
07-12-2014, 07:36 PM
The first test would be to look and see if the wire broke at the ecu plug, a visual inspection. Then a continuity test. continuity test the pin on the ecu, to the wire, to the hks evc. continuity test the trace to the pin and the harness and to the hks evc. if the other test yielded nothing.
Like I said, test the ecu with a consult program to confirm the ecu is getting a tach signal
If it is, the problem lies with the out put tach signal, you haven't confirmed that yet.
cotbu
07-12-2014, 07:37 PM
Ok also worst come to worst I have a him wolf ecu will he have to open it back up to fix it
He will if you can't confirm where the problem is! It could be on your harness side!
240tuned91
07-12-2014, 09:51 PM
I noticed if I wiggle the rpm wire going to the ecu my hks will show signal my dash won't however I'm checking for engine coded tommrow I got a 41 which is intake temp sensor I believe if it stays blinking it's the cas maybe I pulled on the rpm wire to hard not sure how I wwould go about repair ing that
240tuned91
07-12-2014, 09:52 PM
What should the test read if I test the pin on the ecu
cotbu
07-13-2014, 02:00 PM
Set the for multimeter for a continuity test.
http://cdn.instructables.com/F2R/AFYT/G69MUL2I/F2RAFYTG69MUL2I.LARGE.jpg
Wiggle the wires while making a solid contact with the multimeter. It should keep a strong tone, if the tone cuts in and out make the necessary repairs and retest until the tone is present and stays strong
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240tuned91
07-13-2014, 05:27 PM
Ok cool is there something I can do to eliminate the chance it's the distributor I read the fsm and it is telling me only how to test for the camshaft sensor inside not the crankshaft sensor inside I visually checked the wires what I'm asking if I don't get a consistent connection at the ecu should I diagnose at the distributor or the harness going to the tach if I am right a bad connection at the ecu the problem is the input for the engine especially since my hks has no signal and it's right off the ecu. I need a good how to diagnose distributor for crankshaft sensor malfunction
240tuned91
07-13-2014, 05:29 PM
Thank you for being helpful I have the fsm electric portion of diagram and I've followed all the connections everything seems to be intact
cotbu
07-13-2014, 07:52 PM
Ok cool is there something I can do to eliminate the chance it's the distributor I read the fsm and it is telling me only how to test for the camshaft sensor inside not the crankshaft sensor inside I visually checked the wires what I'm asking if I don't get a consistent connection at the ecu should I diagnose at the distributor or the harness going to the tach if I am right a bad connection at the ecu the problem is the input for the engine especially since my hks has no signal and it's right off the ecu. I need a good how to diagnose distributor for crankshaft sensor malfunction
That's why I suggested using consult to diagnose the input of the tach signal.
If consult, or consult program displays rpm then it probably not anything else but the output signal.
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240tuned91
07-14-2014, 10:44 AM
Ok where do I access consult access
240tuned91
07-14-2014, 11:43 AM
Touch black and red to the wire or just red
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