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Question Mpguino fuel metering

Has anyone played with the MPGuino open source boards available? See http://opengauge.org/mpguino/
I would quite like something that gave me a clue about fuel efficiency as my best mpg figures have been obtained when thrashing the car.. but an instant readout would be quite good fun.

I would need to identify two signals, the injection pulse at a single injector (going to 12V for the pulse duration; think this just needs inverting as I seem to remember reading we have a line that is pulled low when the injector fires.

The other is a pulsed signal that equates to speed: I know we have reference sensors that trigger off the flywheel, but is the speedometer electronic or mechanical? Otherwise a hall effect device on an axle shaft might be required, anything else that could be used relatively easily?

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Rissole

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On 85.5 and later cars, the speedo is electronic and has the sender on the transaxle somewhere, I can't remember exactly where. The early cars are mechanical driven off the left front wheel, but if it has the upshift indicator and/or a fuel consumption guage, then there's a small hall sensor on the back of the speedo for those functions.

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