I’m setting up an ECUMaster EMU Black on a Peugeot TU engine.
Configuration:
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Primary trigger: 60-2 crank wheel
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Secondary trigger: single tooth cam sync
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Full sequential ignition + injection
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Crank sensor: 3-wire Hall sensor
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Cam sensor: single tooth
Current settings:
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Trigger angle: 114°
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Primary wheel: 60-2
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Cam sync pulse appears around crank tooth ~26 (counted after the missing tooth gap)
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Trigger scope signal is clean and stable
Issue:
The engine almost starts, but I’m still getting occasional intake/exhaust backfires, which makes me think my crank/cam synchronization reference may still be incorrect.
Questions:
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How should EMU Black correctly determine cylinder #1 TDC compression with a 60-2 crank wheel + single tooth cam sync?
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Is trigger angle enough, or do I also need to configure cam phase/tooth position differently?
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Is there a recommended way to define the exact cam sync tooth reference relative to the missing tooth gap?
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On Peugeot TU engines, what trigger angle / tooth reference are others typically using?
I have clean trigger scope logs if needed.
Thanks.