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Old Apr 12, 2008 | 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Rick
It isn't a current, it's an AC voltage. It increases with amplitude and frequency with engine speed. At cranking speeds, you should have around 3V minimum, it will rise to 100+ with speed. With engine stopped, it will be zero.

Yea sorry my bad.
It's no current... was thinking voltage...( i'm not Englisch )

But anyway, so at cranking i should see 3v if i messure it at the sensor when its not connected to the ecu...
Will see what i get tomorrow..

Thanks
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