Wiring Help/question

[SKA80R]

I have rewired the factory 4AGZE harness for AE101 Trueno in to my KE70 panelvan. Everything has been wire up except for the speedo sensor. My auto electrician just said to leave it out !!!! I have read other article saying that it should be hooked up to the tailshaft with a reed switch ?

 

Can anyone tell me from past experience ? Has anyone got pics of a reed switch setup on a tail sharft ? Ta :ninja:

Edited December 22, 2006 by SKA80R

[Des]

Does the speed sensor actually control anything ?

[Sam_Q]

ke 70s and ae71s have a built in speed sensor in the dash, do no-one needs a reed setup. I have a pic in my worklog :

 

http://www.rollaclub.com/board/index.php?s...c=9903&st=0

 

I can dig it up if you can't find it

[Sam_Q]

hmmm I can't seem to find it in my worklog, I will get back to you on it

[SKA80R]

Does the speed sensor actually control anything ?

 

It controls the ecu and speedo cluster ?

[Des]

It controls the ecu and speedo cluster ?

Isnt the speedo driven by a cable ?

[Kebin[RL]]

ae101's have electronic dash's like most new cars and the speedo is driven by pulses sent by the electronic speed sensor on the jdm fwd gearboxes. Ae71's and ke70's have mechancial speed sensors which spin the speedo cable all the way up to the factory dash.

The engine ecu also needs vehicle speed data to determine such things as abs braking etc. Unfortunately our ae71s and ke70s were never equipped with such luxuries as abs and srs etc.

 

Therefore, don't worry about the speed sensor wiring as it does not effect anything performance wise. Just levaeit unplugged as i did in my wagon :ninja:

[Sam_Q]

ae71s and ke70s still have a pulse counter though, its built into the facia and is spun by the cable

[SKA80R]

ae71s and ke70s still have a pulse counter though, its built into the facia and is spun by the cable

 

What did the AE and KE use the counter for???

I know the sensor in the AE101 dash cluster is a speed sensor (180km/h limiter)

[Sam_Q]

they have it there but it isnt used, it doesnt have a pin coming off it in the connector, weird eh??

 

heres a link:

 

http://www.ae86drivingclub.com.au/forum/in...c=3700&st=0

 

 

ignore the reeds bit and look near the bottom of page 1

[Jono]

i read somewhere that without it being connected the speed limiter won't work (which is good) but that there will be an error code and the check engine light will come on (which would be annoying)

[Raven]

BUt ina KE70/AE71 there is no engine check light, so I'd just leave it disconnected :y:

[Jono]

if i was using a stock computer i would definately wire up a check engine light to a LED somewhere. maybe even wire up a switch to the diagnostic connector pins so you can check it when you think somethings playing up. I'm lucky enough to be able to plug the haltech into a laptop :y:

[SKA80R]

if i was using a stock computer i would definately wire up a check engine light to a LED somewhere. maybe even wire up a switch to the diagnostic connector pins so you can check it when you think somethings playing up. I'm lucky enough to be able to plug the haltech into a laptop :y:

 

Wont i be able to still hook up the diagnostic to check the car from time to time?

I can't see the use in putting a checklight in !!! cause i believe the light would be always on. Simply cause the AE101 speed sensor is missing( Speed limiter in dash cluster), abs is missing and the speedo reader(eletronic speedo sensor). From what i have read....All of these things can cause the check engine light to be activated

[Jono]

you will still need to wire up a light of some kind so when you short the diagnostic pins you will be able to work out the error code. Thats why i suggested wiring it up with a switch so you can turn it off.