Brokencase: As the resident electronic hobbyist, do you think a failed VSS could be made to work by removing the bad internal pulse generator and connecting and installing this or a smaller unit if available? Or mounting one, connected of course, on top of the bad VSS and weather-sealed?
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Speed Sensor Fix Idea-Wondering...
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Re: Speed Sensor Fix Idea-Wondering...
No Ed, that will not work. That circuit just makes pulses, it does not read a sensor...
I am afraid the only options are getting a Vss from overseas, finding an original Vss, or building the circuit I posted earlier (link below) and using the reluctor speed sensor from a Ranger (STANDARD MOTOR PRODUCTS SC46)
viewtopic.php?f=29&t=32548
Only that circuit meets the important criteria of "The VSS outputs a square wave less than 1.5 v and greater than 5.5v into a 600 system load."
I have revised that circuit for better voltage protection and I will post the schematic again here shortly.
I am afraid the only options are getting a Vss from overseas, finding an original Vss, or building the circuit I posted earlier (link below) and using the reluctor speed sensor from a Ranger (STANDARD MOTOR PRODUCTS SC46)
viewtopic.php?f=29&t=32548
Only that circuit meets the important criteria of "The VSS outputs a square wave less than 1.5 v and greater than 5.5v into a 600 system load."
I have revised that circuit for better voltage protection and I will post the schematic again here shortly.
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