[Diy_efi] Speed Sensor

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Hi Chris...I cant answer your question but you can get the right 1 like i did from the guys at JTR.com....its about 80 bux.... 87 maf type tpi takes the 200 pulse per minute and 90-91 speed density takes 400....and it screws on between the trans and speedo cable...Chris in north jer z
>From: Chris Packard <cpack at rcn.com>
>Date: Fri Jul 22 20:19:11 CDT 2005
>To: diy_efi at diy-efi.org
>Subject: Re: [Diy_efi] Speed Sensor

>Jim Butterfield wrote:
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>>some pcms can be reporgramed for this... I know I can
>>adj the pcm for my 00GTP engine / trans that I have in
>>my grand am...
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>>jim
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>>--- Clayton Martiniuk <wildwood at aptalaska.net> wrote:
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>>>Looking for some help, trying to figure the best way
>>>to get a vss signal to my 94 5.7. I have this motor
>>>in an 86 chevy truck. The motor came out of an
>>>suburban with a 4L80. I've heard of a kit that you
>>>weld onto your reluctor, not sure if this the best
>>>or only way.  thank you>
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>Check to see if your truck has a speed sensor in the back of its 
>speedometer. I believe it was originally used for cruise control and 
>there should be a buffer of some sort hanging off the rear of the 
>speedo. I am putting a TPI ('87 Camaro/Firebird) on my '85 Suburban 5.7 
>engine and  have determined there is a buffer on the speedo but I have 
>no idea what the pulse rate output is. Anyone know?
>Chris Packard
>cpack at rcn.com
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