I need to read cam speed in order to have input to the TCM. Does anyone know if they came with an engine speed sensor? or if somthing after maket is available?
Mine is a 1993 engine.
Thanks
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Cummins 1993 cam speed sensor ??
I need to read cam speed in order to have input to the TCM. Does anyone know if they came with an engine speed sensor? or if somthing after maket is available?
Mine is a 1993 engine.
Thanks
Last edited by Burning Oil; 08-04-2007 at 19:00. Reason: Spellin errorrs
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You need a crankshaft sensor. They are stock on most dodge/cummins trucks.
Then cut 2 more grooves in your balancer so It reads 4 pulses per rev instead of 2.
Its a stock bolt on exterior part.
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That is what I was hoping I could do. My brother put the GM ess on a scope to try and figuer out how many pulses are needed per 1 RPM of the ess. Thanks
1993 4x4 1ton 6.5/4l80e runs on WVO.
1996 1ton 2wd crew cab 6.5/4l80e with db2 IP.
1996 1ton 4x4 crew cab dually with Cummins diesel
1970 Chevy 4x4 big block 4 speed.
1972 Chevelle convertible with 540 CID engine.
We sell pmd extension cables and the Flight systems PMD or the new Stanadyne PMD with available 7 year warranty.
Turbo Boost Bolts, engine oil cooler kits and lots of 6.5 turbo diesel parts. Check out the web site.
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