NSX Plug-in tacho issue
NSX Plug-in tacho issue
Ok, we did an NSX with the plug'n'play adapter harness. The car runs fine, makes power and all that, but I can't get the tacho output to work. I've had it in storage since last summer and the customer is picking it up in a month, so I'd like to get rid of that bug. Any ideas?
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Re: NSX Plug-in tacho issue
Can you put the original ecu back in to determine the type of signal it sends to the tacho itself ?
Can you make the tacho do anything when you test the output you have used on the ecu ?
Can you make the tacho do anything when you test the output you have used on the ecu ?
Re: NSX Plug-in tacho issue
Many loom adapters provide a pullup resistor (varies between 100R and 1k) because the Syvecs output used for the tacho doesn't actually switch between 0 and 12V (it's more like a relay contact).
I would probably try a 1k resistor between the S6 tacho output pin 4 and a source of 12V (which you can find on pins 12, 19, 20 and 21).
I would probably try a 1k resistor between the S6 tacho output pin 4 and a source of 12V (which you can find on pins 12, 19, 20 and 21).
Re: NSX Plug-in tacho issue
Stevie, the car is turbocharged now with biiig injectors, I don't think it would run for long with the stock computer... plus I also changed some sensors.
Tim, I'll give it a try and let you know asap. Thanks!
Tim, I'll give it a try and let you know asap. Thanks!
Re: NSX Plug-in tacho issue
Forgot to update. The 1k resistor and 12v worked great. Thanks!