97 PCM Wiring Diagram
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My friend has a wideband scanned (LM-1) and as offered to help me tune Knight Fire.
However, he was requesting a wiring diagram of the PCM inorder to get the RPM signal off it.
Anyone have one? or know another way to get the RPM signal with the LM-1?
Here'* a link to the LM-1
http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/products/lm1.php
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However, he was requesting a wiring diagram of the PCM inorder to get the RPM signal off it.
Anyone have one? or know another way to get the RPM signal with the LM-1?
With the LM-1, I would think that you will want to log your rpm signal as well at the very least. It can log in addition to the 02 readings, up to 5 other inputs, as long as its a analog signal and doesn't go above 5 volts and doesn't goes below ground. But more inputs takes more time to hook up. Having your pcm accessable with a wiring diagram of it would help considerably.
http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/products/lm1.php
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The PCM outputs ASCII not voltage. Normally a wideband sensor would connect to something like the A/D connector for a DHP PowrTuner which can log voltage signals along with all the other good stuff.
The 97 PCM is different from later models.
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The 97 PCM is different from later models.
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Perfect....
Thanks Foghorn.
Now my PT doesn't have the A/D option.
What about using something like a clamp or something that reads the signals from the spark plugs or something... would/could that read the RPMs?
Thanks Foghorn.
Now my PT doesn't have the A/D option.
What about using something like a clamp or something that reads the signals from the spark plugs or something... would/could that read the RPMs?
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