miata b6 1990

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miata b6 1990

Postby txt.1 on Sun Jun 23, 2024 9:28 pm

i want to start my 1990 miata b6 engine using motec m800 ecu what mode shoild i use #36 miata or #16 Mazda/Mitsubishi 4/2 slot optical ? and what are my ref/sysnc or can someone share me a start file thank you
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Re: miata b6 1990

Postby Stephen Dean on Mon Jun 24, 2024 11:57 am

Hi,

There are a couple of different Crank/Cam trigger patterns used by Mazda for these engines, can you do a capture and post it?
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Re: miata b6 1990

Postby txt.1 on Tue Jun 25, 2024 7:49 am

I'm still working on the ecu harness but this is what i got so far from searching
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Re: miata b6 1990

Postby sardengineering on Sun Jul 21, 2024 11:11 pm

Good day

I know you noted that your engine's harness is still a work in progress, but I would be very curious to see what the oscilloscope capture from the M800 reflects for the engine in question. Just for my personal knowledge.

From what's shown in your screen shot it seems as though the crank trigger is using 4 evenly spaced teeth while there are two different sized events on the cam trigger, but as Stephen indicated it's always best to start with a known capture from the actual engine then work from there. Especially since the M800 has the ability to function as an oscilloscope.
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Re: miata b6 1990

Postby Stephen Dean on Mon Jul 22, 2024 11:30 am

That pattern doesn't appear to line up with any of the MX5/Miata Reference modes that I have. The closest has 4 uneven teeth on the Crank, and a 2+1 pattern on the Cam.

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