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cef2lion
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« on: July 21, 2017, 09:59:20 AM »

I have a 1998 Standard with an Interstate ICM. OEM trigger wheel I want to test the ECT sensor based on a thread I read here.

http://www.valkyrieforum.com/bbs/index.php?topic=67232.0

I have the service manual and the resistance reading for the ECT

2.0-3.0 K ohms at 68F
200-300 ohms at 176F

I was hoping I could test the ECT under the neck cover by unplugging the blue connector? Taking readings sitting over night and at operating temperature.

If the ECT proves bad is there a way to bypass the ECT and run in a operating temperature mode with the timing advance off till I get a new ECT? Leave the ECT unplugged at the blue connector and putting a jumper across the green black striped wire and pink wire?

I have what I thought was a vibration under load below 3K RPMs. If the ECT test bad I would like to bypass the ECT until I replace it and see if the vibration still exists. I'm wonder if what I think is a vibration is detonation due to a bad ECT.
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cef2lion
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« Reply #1 on: July 24, 2017, 04:27:23 AM »

Tested the ECT sensor at the blue plug while it was disconnected. After sitting all night the sensor read 2.1K ohms. After I came back from a ride it tested at 268 ohms. The sensor tested within specs so it is good.
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