bench testing a e shift controller
Is there a way to bench test a e shift controller? I had heard you could use a msd tester. I know you can rig up a 12 volt battery to check for power but not sure about the inputs and outputs. I picked up 2 extras for 50.00 at a swap meet last winter and figured I would chance it if they worked or not for that price.
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Re: bench testing a e shift controller
Yes they can be bench tested using an MSD ignition tester. You could wire in a 12 volt bulb or whatever to the outputs to test them.
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Looking at my MSD igntion tester instructions and my e shift instructions, the controller needs a tach signal so I need to hook up an MSD 7al box with it to get the required tach signal. Is this correct?
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Yes, that is correct sorry wasn't clear on that. You'll need an ignition box to feed the controller an RPM signal. Never tried using the MSD tester as a direct RPM signal, but it may work using the white wire hooked to the controller tach terminal.
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