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Linkplus G1 Trigger Help

Posted by Matt Dunn at June 07. 2012

Have a question which should be an easy one I hope.

 

I have a linkplus ecu

Inside it has

LPV14 and 140809

and the subboard  has

SUB24NEW 140809.

 

We are planning on using it on a Toyota 1GGTE engine.

I know is there are two signals from the dist,

one is the 24 pulse signal. Is this trigger 1 or trigger 2?

Also should the other one be 6 pulses, one for each cylinder

or should it be only one pulse for a reference signal.

If it is a single pulse when should it occour in relation to TDC cyl 1?

Re: Linkplus G1 Trigger Help

Posted by Scott at June 08. 2012

Hi Matt,

Your ECU is going to need to come back to us for a sub-board change to work with this engine.

Trig 1 will use the 24 teeth

Trig 2 will use a single tooth

The decoding software will be expecting to see a single pulse 20 degrees before TDC number 1.

Unfortunately I have not heard of people successfully running the distributor due to the strange rotor setup it has. They have all had to convert to wastefire ignition.

Regards,

Scott

Re: Linkplus G1 Trigger Help

Posted by Matt Dunn at June 10. 2012

 

I dont think the rotor setup is that different?

Are you thinking of the twin spark 3TGTE?

This is a 1GGTE which is exactly like a 4AGE but 2 cylinders longer.

They run the same pickups and is still single coil.

 

We can modify the dist to give one pulse and 24 pulses out of the two signal wires.

Would that not work fine?

 

 

 

Re: Linkplus G1 Trigger Help

Posted by Scott at June 11. 2012

Hi Matt,

That should work fine :)

Cheers,

Scott

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