Daytona Sensors starter issues
07-25-2017, 07:08 PM
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I think I just realized the retard feature was turned off on my boxes. I should be ok now. Too much timing at start up I believe was causing the kick back. They have great features with those ignition system s. Stupid me confused on all the dials that control that issue. Otherwise I would have to use kill switches to turn over then light it like the race car guys etc.... Friggin A. Thanks for all the help.
The "anti-stall" curve, has 22 deg of base timing at idle , or should I say "SHOULD have", if you want your total timing to be 34*. if 36* total is what you want, then you would have 24* at idle. Anti-stall and Idle stabilization, are not the same thing. Idle stabilization, is a parameter that must be selected and setup thru the software.
These boxes are great, but reading the instructions that came with them, is mandatory.
07-25-2017, 10:33 PM
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Once you guys with this issue verify you're using the correct rotor for your application I'd disable the multi spark feature.
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Last edited by bck; 07-25-2017 at 10:35 PM.
07-26-2017, 07:35 AM
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07-26-2017, 07:36 AM
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The only way to have "start retard" is if using a custom timing mode uploaded from a PC/laptop. There is no "switch" to turn it on or off on the box.
The "anti-stall" curve, has 22 deg of base timing at idle , or should I say "SHOULD have", if you want your total timing to be 34*. if 36* total is what you want, then you would have 24* at idle. Anti-stall and Idle stabilization, are not the same thing. Idle stabilization, is a parameter that must be selected and setup thru the software.
These boxes are great, but reading the instructions that came with them, is mandatory.
The "anti-stall" curve, has 22 deg of base timing at idle , or should I say "SHOULD have", if you want your total timing to be 34*. if 36* total is what you want, then you would have 24* at idle. Anti-stall and Idle stabilization, are not the same thing. Idle stabilization, is a parameter that must be selected and setup thru the software.
These boxes are great, but reading the instructions that came with them, is mandatory.
07-26-2017, 12:37 PM
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Also, if you've activated the idle stabilization feature make sure you set it up so it's not activating during cranking. One of the parameters is how many signals to ignore during initial cranking.
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07-27-2017, 05:57 AM
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