Crankcrankcrankcrank... '99 n/a MS3 - No Start
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Your wiring from the sensor up to where you switched the signals is OK. Assuming you switched signals before it hits the DB37.
So now it's either a bad connection in the DB37 as Brain already said, or it could still be something wrong inside the MS3. Could be a cold solder joint on the connector (DB37) on the mainboard, or, more likely, the jumper on the board (I believe it's T_sel).
Edit: Don't forget to swap the wires back!
So now it's either a bad connection in the DB37 as Brain already said, or it could still be something wrong inside the MS3. Could be a cold solder joint on the connector (DB37) on the mainboard, or, more likely, the jumper on the board (I believe it's T_sel).
Edit: Don't forget to swap the wires back!
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Then I'd give R56 another turn or two. Total of 10-11 turns. Make sure again that R52 is fully CCW.
Do you have a pullup for R45 (an additional reistor connected to the right side of it)?
Are you sure that's a brain-built unit? It doesn't quite look like his handiwork.
Do you have a pullup for R45 (an additional reistor connected to the right side of it)?
Are you sure that's a brain-built unit? It doesn't quite look like his handiwork.