TWM & GMECM

[jtyler]

Well it certainly pays to ask first.  Thanks a bunch.
I could always go to a crank wheel later after all the otherstuff
is sorted out, but for street use I certainly don't need to.
I just wanted to eliminate the dist if possible.

So back to the Crane.  What electrical input is the ecm looking for
from the trigger wheel?

Do I build a circuit to condition the Crane box output to the GM ecm,
or do you need to make a new driver for the optical sensor itself and have it trigger the ecm directly?  Has someone been down this path...sounds like? 

If you can send me the wheel drawing that would be great.  If a fax
is less effort let me know.  BTW there is absolutely no rush on this.
I am one of those "Blessed" with too many projects.

Dopey


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>Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2000 21:54:10 -0500
>From: "Bruce Plecan" <nacelp at bright.net>
>Subject: Re: TWM & GMECM
>
>Geez, not even in the same league.  Protractor and X-Acto knife vs AL, and
>measuring, and figuring out where the notches have to be and slotted for
>enough adjustment.  If I owned a machine shop and had the engine on a stand,
>I'd still go the dissy route
>Grumpy
>
>
>| I like the "cut you own wheel" idea with the Crane, very clever.
>| However, if I am going to go DIS, would it be that much harder to
>| make a wheel for the crank pulley  and use some kind of pickup down there?
>Is there one you especially like?  Thanks in advance.
>| Jim