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Any Haltech Gurus?

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I have a little issue with a Haltech.

The problem is the ecu is seeing a rpm signal that is inconstant, sometimes it flicks to 16,000 rpm at idle and engine is running like a bag of shit and won't pull pass 3-4000rpm.

We have been through all the possible signal inputs, including replacing the dizzy, to the ignition module.

The engine use to run fine, but everything has been changed over to a new car, including a the ecu harness.

 

Any help would be great.

Could be interferance with the line from the dizzy.

Try grabbing some of those magnets off from the back of monitor power cables and put one on the engine bay side and one inside the car over the wire.

Is the wire a shielded wire or just a bare PVC wire? If it's not shielded I would strongly reccomend getting shielded wire for the signal.

Do you have access to a oscilloscope?

 

I dare say it will be a signal wire issue and an O/S will show that.

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thanks guys

It is a shielded signal harness and it is grounded at one end only.

It's a fairly old Haltech, not really that much in it,It's an E6S.

sorry Trev i don't have access to that equipment.

 

'm still working through it at this stage, my brain hurts!!

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Thanks for all the help guys.

We managed to get it sorted out, looks like it was a combination of things, from the dizzy to the harness.

She is now running sweet and almost ready for Rally Q. :)

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