EZK Chip CEL behavior
#1
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Hi,
I have just installed Kens EZK chip and I have wired up the CEL.
I haven't taken it out yet but CEL behavior on initial start up does not match what I am expecting.
This is what I am expecting:
Ignition on: indicator activate to test the indicator light
Start up after EZK-S memory reset: Indicator will be active until RPMs reach 2100.
Start-up after initial adaptation: Indicator will stay active for 2-seconds
Flash: Indicator will flash each time the EZK-S adapts the timing as a result of knock detection.
Constant On: Faulty knock or hall sensor
In reality the CEL is on when ignition is on but goes out immediately when I start -I think this should stay on until RPMs reach 2100?
I have reset by switching on ignition with WOT - same behavior.
Is this anything to worry about before I start driving to learn?
I have just installed Kens EZK chip and I have wired up the CEL.
I haven't taken it out yet but CEL behavior on initial start up does not match what I am expecting.
This is what I am expecting:
Ignition on: indicator activate to test the indicator light
Start up after EZK-S memory reset: Indicator will be active until RPMs reach 2100.
Start-up after initial adaptation: Indicator will stay active for 2-seconds
Flash: Indicator will flash each time the EZK-S adapts the timing as a result of knock detection.
Constant On: Faulty knock or hall sensor
In reality the CEL is on when ignition is on but goes out immediately when I start -I think this should stay on until RPMs reach 2100?
I have reset by switching on ignition with WOT - same behavior.
Is this anything to worry about before I start driving to learn?
#2
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Hi,
I have just installed Kens EZK chip and I have wired up the CEL.
I haven't taken it out yet but CEL behavior on initial start up does not match what I am expecting.
This is what I am expecting:
Ignition on: indicator activate to test the indicator light
Start up after EZK-S memory reset: Indicator will be active until RPMs reach 2100.
Start-up after initial adaptation: Indicator will stay active for 2-seconds
Flash: Indicator will flash each time the EZK-S adapts the timing as a result of knock detection.
Constant On: Faulty knock or hall sensor
In reality the CEL is on when ignition is on but goes out immediately when I start -I think this should stay on until RPMs reach 2100?
I have reset by switching on ignition with WOT - same behavior.
Is this anything to worry about before I start driving to learn?
I have just installed Kens EZK chip and I have wired up the CEL.
I haven't taken it out yet but CEL behavior on initial start up does not match what I am expecting.
This is what I am expecting:
Ignition on: indicator activate to test the indicator light
Start up after EZK-S memory reset: Indicator will be active until RPMs reach 2100.
Start-up after initial adaptation: Indicator will stay active for 2-seconds
Flash: Indicator will flash each time the EZK-S adapts the timing as a result of knock detection.
Constant On: Faulty knock or hall sensor
In reality the CEL is on when ignition is on but goes out immediately when I start -I think this should stay on until RPMs reach 2100?
I have reset by switching on ignition with WOT - same behavior.
Is this anything to worry about before I start driving to learn?
What exactly do you understand by the term "CEL"? Historically I associate such with the central electrical system.
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It is easy to miss the first light if you hit the starter once and turn off for whatever reason.
Your light is wired to the (-) CEL pin #11 and switched +12V #1 on the 87-88 diagnostic plug?
Try unplugging the EZK connector to reset. Your WOT switch may not be working.
Your light is wired to the (-) CEL pin #11 and switched +12V #1 on the 87-88 diagnostic plug?
Try unplugging the EZK connector to reset. Your WOT switch may not be working.