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''' Toyota 24+1 trigger ''' The engine has two VR triggers, measure about 180-200 Ohms. Are scope shots needed to setup trigger inputs for this trigger type? Trigger wheels look like this : http://www.vems.hu/files/MembersPage/MattiasSandgren/Trigger/toyota_24plus1_a.jpg http://www.vems.hu/files/MembersPage/MattiasSandgren/Trigger/toyota_24plus1_b.jpg When cutting teeth from such wheel, the '''tooth amplitude around the cut wheel becomes higher'''. * It becomes difficult to get that setup right: R181 and R182 adaptive hysteresys threshold adjustment might become necessary. (or without adaptive hysteresys, noise becomes an issue at cranking) * Cutting 2 opposite teeth is a bad idea ** cutting only 1 tooth or 2 neighbor teeth allows FULL sync when mounted on the cam Fero usually asks standard v3 trigger-hw setup for 24+1: * primtrig=VR (18k pullup to +5V) * sectrig=VR ** by default 1k pulldown and pin5=5V ** sometimes asks with 18k pullup (to +5V), pin5=open
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