Update:
Now I'm more thoroughly confused than before.
1. Hooked up the battery to a running car as a jump start. Voltage stayed above 11V.
2. BOTH modules test as working on the JimStim in 7x trigger mode. Spark, tach pulses, DRPs, injectors firing, the whole nine yards (yes, I did disconnect the fuel pump relay so as not to flood the engine)
3. Got a flow chart for the DIS. 7x sensor tests as good both in resistance (over 900 ohms) and output VAC (1.5V+). Both of them (bought another just in case).
4. Found a problem with the yellow 7x wire. Rebuilt the wiring (yes, I did twist the wires together) and resistance is nil (stupid meter never wants to read 0 ohms even with the leads connected to each other so I can't be 100% sure on anything but the test read well under 1 ohm).
When I hook up the 7x to both modules I get NOTHING. No spark, no squirts, no tach signal, no DRPs to MSII. Nothing. Flow chart says to replace the modules, which I am trying to do but certain eBayers don't seem to want to ship after payment has been sent. Since it looks like I'm going to need to head back to the junkyard (as I can't seem to find ANYONE who wants to sell me the exhaust hangers I need), I'm probably going to explain that the module I already bought there doesn't work and I want to see the engine I pull the next one off of actually RUN before I pull the module.
It almost seems like the modules aren't decoding the 7x signals properly. If I could, I'd get my hands on a scope and check the 7x output, but $300+ for something I'm probably only ever going to use only ONCE is kind of steep.
Does anyone have the BCC 7x kit or something similar? I'm wondering if maybe I did something wrong... Seems pretty straightforward... Put the notched damper on the crank. Buy 93-95 Camaro 3.4 7x sensor (since it doesn't come in the kit) and put in bracket. Bolt bracket to front of engine where lower AIR pump bracket bolts to. Hook up 7x sensor wire to sensor and module. I did have to space the 7x bracket away from the block using thick washers (torque arm hardware) because the 7x seemed to be right at the back edge of the damper notches where the notches end (they don't cut them all the way from front to back on the damper ring for some reason), so I could make sure that the 7x was in the middle of the notches.
Now I'm more thoroughly confused than before.
1. Hooked up the battery to a running car as a jump start. Voltage stayed above 11V.
2. BOTH modules test as working on the JimStim in 7x trigger mode. Spark, tach pulses, DRPs, injectors firing, the whole nine yards (yes, I did disconnect the fuel pump relay so as not to flood the engine)
3. Got a flow chart for the DIS. 7x sensor tests as good both in resistance (over 900 ohms) and output VAC (1.5V+). Both of them (bought another just in case).
4. Found a problem with the yellow 7x wire. Rebuilt the wiring (yes, I did twist the wires together) and resistance is nil (stupid meter never wants to read 0 ohms even with the leads connected to each other so I can't be 100% sure on anything but the test read well under 1 ohm).
When I hook up the 7x to both modules I get NOTHING. No spark, no squirts, no tach signal, no DRPs to MSII. Nothing. Flow chart says to replace the modules, which I am trying to do but certain eBayers don't seem to want to ship after payment has been sent. Since it looks like I'm going to need to head back to the junkyard (as I can't seem to find ANYONE who wants to sell me the exhaust hangers I need), I'm probably going to explain that the module I already bought there doesn't work and I want to see the engine I pull the next one off of actually RUN before I pull the module.
It almost seems like the modules aren't decoding the 7x signals properly. If I could, I'd get my hands on a scope and check the 7x output, but $300+ for something I'm probably only ever going to use only ONCE is kind of steep.
Does anyone have the BCC 7x kit or something similar? I'm wondering if maybe I did something wrong... Seems pretty straightforward... Put the notched damper on the crank. Buy 93-95 Camaro 3.4 7x sensor (since it doesn't come in the kit) and put in bracket. Bolt bracket to front of engine where lower AIR pump bracket bolts to. Hook up 7x sensor wire to sensor and module. I did have to space the 7x bracket away from the block using thick washers (torque arm hardware) because the 7x seemed to be right at the back edge of the damper notches where the notches end (they don't cut them all the way from front to back on the damper ring for some reason), so I could make sure that the 7x was in the middle of the notches.
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