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Old Feb 12, 2016 | 01:51 PM
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Default F23a1's TDC sensor

Hello guys,
I'm looking for some specs about TDC sensor on F23A engines. I'm going to Megasquirt a boosted Honda Accord. I'll use TDC sensor to sync the Megasquirt and fire injectors and coil.

Is the TDC sensor like other Hondas (4 tooth wheel)?
This is a D16 dizzy shaft with TDC wheel on left side:


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Old Feb 14, 2016 | 04:59 AM
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Default Re: F23a1's TDC sensor

Cylinder position sensor, the CYP is run off the camshaft and this sensor is located in the distributor. It is a 1 tooth wheel = 1 pulse / camshaft rotation 360°/engine cycle.

Crank position sensor, the CKP is run off the crankshaft and this sensor is located on the oil pump housing.
It is a 12 tooth wheel = 24 pulses / crankshaft rotation 720°/engine cycle.

Top dead center sensor, The TDC is also run off the crankshaft and also located on the oil pump housing.
It is a 2 tooth wheel = 4 pulses / crankshaft rotation 720°/engine cycle.

If you are using MegaSquirt you should look into using a two trigger wheel configuration. 1 cam wheel and 1 crank wheel. Use the cylinder position wheel and the crankshaft position wheel. If you look into it, this configuration should give you a much better resolution for a fully sequential fuel and ignition setup.
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Old Feb 14, 2016 | 06:22 AM
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Thank you very much GhostAccord! I will condition the Megasquirt to sync this.
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