That'll get multi coil working for sure.
All you need is a cam signal and can then have full sequential from there. Need a 50% duty cycle there. Maybe could modify the chopper wheel in the dissy for that? That tells it what bank is active in the code. It's all possible.
Inline 6 on a 0411 P59?
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Re: Inline 6 on a 0411?
How are you mounting your injectors? I've seen press in injector cups for sale some where.hsv08 wrote:Im looking at doing a similar setup but with an 0411 on a 304. Ill make up a 24 tooth reluctor and use the distributors cam sensor signal. Then it should in theory run like factory some what.
Or if you have a lathe you can make your own.
I'd like to see pics when you get it together.
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Re: Inline 6 on a 0411?
Well I got the reluctor made and mounted today.
A little more progress.
Can anyone tell me what the gap should be between the sensor and reluctor?
A little more progress.
Can anyone tell me what the gap should be between the sensor and reluctor?
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Re: Inline 6 on a 0411?
Since that isn't a stock trigger wheel and sensor setup you might have to test a range of distances. Ideally you would hook it up to an oscilloscope to see what gives the best wave form.
If you don't I would just try to get it somewhere in the 0.050" area and try it.
If you don't I would just try to get it somewhere in the 0.050" area and try it.
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Re: Inline 6 on a 0411?
Thanks bubba, I'm going to try it at 0.045" that's where I've got it set for now.bubba2533 wrote:Since that isn't a stock trigger wheel and sensor setup you might have to test a range of distances. Ideally you would hook it up to an oscilloscope to see what gives the best wave form.
If you don't I would just try to get it somewhere in the 0.050" area and try it.
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Re: Inline 6 on a 0411?
Is that a 3X wheel? Does that go to a module of some sort or straight to the ECU?
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Re: Inline 6 on a 0411?
It is a 3x wheel and I'm using a stock sensor, so it goes straight to the ECU.Dylan wrote:Is that a 3X wheel? Does that go to a module of some sort or straight to the ECU?
I'll be using GM style sensors and reluctors. That way I shouldn't need anything extra but the Ignition Control Module.
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Re: Inline 6 on a 0411?
I'm sure you'll need a 6X signal for this
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Re: Inline 6 on a 0411?
Not on the crank. This will be the same signal that a 4.3l V6 has.Dylan wrote:I'm sure you'll need a 6X signal for this
If I were building a dual trigger distributor, it would need a 6x reluctor to duplicate the crank signal.
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Re: Inline 6 on a 0411?
You also need a very solid bracket or it will vibrate and false trigger
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