Matty-Tyler
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Cosworth Sensors
What sensors does a std cosworth motor have? Do they have a Crank angle sensor is what im mostly looking for, if not has anyone run an idividual coil set up?
ta matty
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RE: Cosworth Sensors
2011/04/27 18:42:21
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Matty,
A std Cossie has...
Crank Sensor
Phase Sensor
Engine Coolant Temp Sensor
Inlet Air Temp Sensor
Throttle Position Sensor
Cheers,
Phil.
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RE: Cosworth Sensors
2011/04/27 19:25:42
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As Phil advised.......adding to the coil "Query"....One coil per cylinder we use...You need both the crank and phase sensor so the ECU knows which is No.1 cylinder...
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RE: Cosworth Sensors
2011/04/28 21:34:49
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Is the crank a crank angle? What do you mean by phase sensor?
Ta Matty
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RE: Cosworth Sensors
2011/04/28 22:30:02
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quote:
Originally posted by Matty-Tyler
Is the crank a crank angle? What do you mean by phase sensor?
Ta Matty
Crank angle ya... Phase sensor...Found in the dizzy...
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RE: Cosworth Sensors
2011/04/29 23:07:06
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so how would you go about setting up a cossy motor to run of individual coils do you still need to run the dizzy?
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RE: Cosworth Sensors
2011/04/30 15:54:53
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Hi Matty,
You need a tdcc no1 reference to run sequential injection and ignition, this is provided by the phase sensor in a cossie but can also be triggered by the cam shaft.
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RE: Cosworth Sensors
2011/04/30 23:03:45
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Hi Matty you might be after this type of set up sensor to let computer know where no one is and crank trigger    
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RE: Cosworth Sensors
2011/02/05 14:54:26
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itchy is this your motor? do you have some more pics or descrition? ta matty
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RE: Cosworth Sensors
2011/02/05 19:28:44
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You cant tease us like that Peter[:p][;^)]
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RE: Cosworth Sensors
2011/03/05 00:00:32
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http://passionford.com/forum/technical-essay-archives/117489-fitting-a-cam-cover-mounted-phase-sensor-to-a-yb.html
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RE: Cosworth Sensors
2011/03/05 00:04:54
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And this one...
http://bigturbo.co.uk/main4.htm
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RE: Cosworth Sensors
2011/03/05 00:06:26
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And this one..
http://bigturbo.co.uk/main5.htm
Good info on that bigturbo page.
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RE: Cosworth Sensors
2011/03/05 01:04:17
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The first 2 pics are my engine I dint have a close up shot of crank trigger, and yep all the info above is about the way to go.
Peter
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RE: Cosworth Sensors
2011/03/05 08:37:40
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The easiest option for anyone (I said easiest not best) because I am lazy. Retain the distributor with phase sensor and make a cap for it (or leave the distributor cap in place). You may need it to drive the oil pump anyway. Also means you do not have to drill cam to take the sensor trigger.  As itchy's motor the WRC position was for ease of replacement or maybe even a redundant sensor (the WRC cars also used a twin bracket crank sensor).
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