using autometer 5291 for vss input?
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using autometer 5291 for vss input? Has anyone succesfully used an autometer 5291 hall affect sender as an input for vss signal to the ecm? in my swap its not easy nor do i want to run a reluctor wheel type vss and was wondering if anyone has used the auto meter type senders to tell the ecm how fast the vehichle is going? I know the autometer sender puts out a square wave signal and i believe the factory vss uses a sine wave signal not sure if the two are compatable or what? any and all input is greatly apreciated -thx neil
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but you can get around having a VSS Signal if you go to a SD tune, You will be working off the engine RPM's and will not need a VSS input. You can also do away with the MAF by going SD. Just a though.
Originally Posted by bczee
Correct me if I'm wrong, but you can get around having a VSS Signal if you go to a SD tune, You will be working off the engine RPM's and will not need a VSS input. You can also do away with the MAF by going SD. Just a though.
Jamie
