[FIXED]1996 Caravan 2.4L Ignition Control
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But seriously, those captures are b.a.n.a.n.a.s. Does this thing even run? I think cam/crank would be my next check.
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I'll also go over the wiring harness with a fine-tooth comb. It seems, to me, the two control circuits are shorting together???
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Tyler wrote: I'll take crank sensor for $200, Alex. :lol:
DING! DING! DING! We have a winner!
I finally got back to this one. Scoped the cam and crank from the PCM connector.
Raised the vehicle to visually inspect the crank sensor due a wiggle test. A wiggle test proved the ckp sensor connector to be bad. I noticed the wiring harness resting in the C.V. shaft. This explained why I could power brake and only had a problem while ACTUALLY moving. As the C.V. shaft turned, it moved the wiring harness.
Those first waves, I believe, are (partially) an effect. Subsequent test drives did not produce such violent drivability problems. I believe that my T-pins may have, intermittently, shorted together as the vehicle sputtered and jumped (due to the bad ckp signal).
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pole71 wrote: Raised the vehicle to visually inspect the crank sensor due a wiggle test. A wiggle test proved the ckp sensor connector to be bad. I noticed the wiring harness resting in the C.V. shaft. This explained why I could power brake and only had a problem while ACTUALLY moving. As the C.V. shaft turned, it moved the wiring harness.
Hah! Nice catch. Now that you mention it, I remember a SD video along the same lines:
So nothing else got cooked by the extreme dwell time? :lol:
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Tyler wrote: So nothing else got cooked by the extreme dwell time? :lol:
Doesn't seem so.
But, now, I am definitely getting these.
www.aeswave.com/Test-Drive-Test-Leads-fo...-on-VERUS-p9036.html
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