Flywheel pulse sensor mount bracket pics wanted

[billjam]

I've been trying to buy one but no luck, so I may as well make one from a billet.
I just need a couple pics to get a general idea of shape so I can be sure it won't clash with gearbox when I eventually install the 3.6 engine I'm building in my 88Carrera.
Pics of bracket only or with sensor mounted on engine are OK.

TIA

[LouZ]

Is this what you need?

[lucittm]

Here is a picture of my mounted pulse sender. It may be the same mounting method as yours.



Mark

[billjam]

Lou, that's the sensor itself, it's the mounting bracket that I'm looking for.
Mark's got it, thanks.

[LouZ]

Originally Posted by billjam

Lou, that's the sensor itself, it's the mounting bracket that I'm looking for.
Mark's got it, thanks.

I'm in the process of rebuilding my 964 - 3.6, and the sensor is shoved in a hole in the bell housing and held in place with 1 bolt thru the small flange.

[billjam]

Lou,
What you are describing is how it's mounted on a tiptronic I think. As far as I'm aware, the manual boxes have it mounted to the crankcase using a bracket as per Mark's pic.

[NoEardGoat]

Originally Posted by lucittm

Here is a picture of my mounted pulse sender. It may be the same mounting method as yours.



Mark

This is the same mount I have from a 1992 3.6l tiptronic???

[LouZ]

Originally Posted by billjam

Lou,
What you are describing is how it's mounted on a tiptronic I think. As far as I'm aware, the manual boxes have it mounted to the crankcase using a bracket as per Mark's pic.

Could be right - my P-car is a '90 TIP.

[CaptainCalf]

This may be what you're looking for!

Pelican Parts - Product Information: OEM-96410118700

[billjam]

Originally Posted by CaptainCalf

This may be what you're looking for!

Pelican Parts - Product Information: OEM-96410118700

Duh! I never thought to look here!!
Certainly not worth spending hours making one at that price.
Thanks Captain. Does Wayne pay you a commission?

[CaptainCalf]

Originally Posted by billjam

Duh! I never thought to look here!!
Certainly not worth spending hours making one at that price.
Thanks Captain. Does Wayne pay you a commission?

LOL, nope Wayne is too busy at a nice beach in Hawaii to help poor ole me out

[lucittm]

There is also this little baby if you have an extra $200+ in your pocket:

FVD Brombacher Online Shop

Mark

[billjam]

That Brombacher part is an interesting idea. I never considered the possibility of building in additional advance by repositioning the sensor.
Interesting idea, I guess it works, but I would have thought it easier to play with advance using ECU mapping. But then I am a real newbie on this subject - still way down at the bottom of the learning curve with regard to setting up my MS3X.

[lucittm]

No ECU mapping in our cars, just a sealed unit that has digital spark trigger circuitry fed by analog inputs such as engine temp, air inlet temp, and throttle position. Also a mechanical input for boost pressure. No one knows how these inputs affect the spark timing or dwell; at least no one I have been able to speak with (Andial, Ruf, Motronic, etc.).

If someone has a dead EZ69 unit, I would quickly volunteer to do an autopsy on it to learn how it was put together and what the advance and retard limits might be.

Mark