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Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 2:00 am 
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^^^^^^Sounds more like the cruise control .
So if I'm stationary, and someone travelling >=25kmh has a head on with me, the SRS won't activate ??
The SRS is independent of the ECU and a VSS input.

 

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Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 6:54 pm 
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I remembered the speed incorrectly . But the following is quoted from the manual.

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The airbag is a supplemental restraint system (SRS), designed to be used in conjunction with the seat belt. The system uses three crash sensors located in various parts of the vehicle body. A crash sensor is located in the front of the radiator support panel, another inside the vehicle, below the front of the centre console and the third crash sensor is integral with the control module that is found above the throttle pedal.

In the event of of frontal collision in which the speed is is excess of 25km/h and at least two of the sensors send a signal simultaneously to the control module, the airbag is activated.


That's what I've been working off, it may be wrong.

 

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Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 9:14 pm 
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jvangent wrote:
I always thought that the limiter was in the instrument cluster! :shock: But I don’t see the need to go any faster…. Unless you are planning to do a high speed chase or something stupid. I have a Futura and think 180 is more than fast enough. :wink:


The computer reads off the cluster doesnt it????

Or does the computer have its own little special function to read speed??......like using the wheel sensors instead of the transmission speedo gear???

Can someone please clear this up for me?......someone who actually knows.

 

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Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 9:31 pm 
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The limiter is in the ECU itself. It gets it speed from the cluster which gets it from the gearbox sender.

B series get the speed from the ABS system.

 

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Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 9:58 pm 
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data_mine wrote:
The limiter is in the ECU itself. It gets it speed from the cluster which gets it from the gearbox sender.

B series get the speed from the ABS system.



Thanks pal.

U work as a technician??

 

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Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 11:06 pm 
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No, I just spent a lot of time with my EL in pieces.

 

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data_mine wrote:
I remembered the speed incorrectly . But the following is quoted from the manual.

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The airbag is a supplemental restraint system (SRS), designed to be used in conjunction with the seat belt. The system uses three crash sensors located in various parts of the vehicle body. A crash sensor is located in the front of the radiator support panel, another inside the vehicle, below the front of the centre console and the third crash sensor is integral with the control module that is found above the throttle pedal.

In the event of of frontal collision in which the speed is is excess of 25km/h and at least two of the sensors send a signal simultaneously to the control module, the airbag is activated.


You will find Ray is correct. There is no VSS input to the SRS ECU.

The reason 25km/h is quoted is due to the strength of the magnet that holds the trigger roller in each sensor. The roller wont detach itself from the magnet unless the vehicle speed is over the preset limit.
That's what I've been working off, it may be wrong.
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Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 11:33 pm 
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That'd work too.

Either way, in this case, they went off. I was more showing the amount of damage caused when things go wrong at high speed - and this was tied down to a dyno.

 

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Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 11:53 pm 
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wtf where can you get up to 180+? (stupid question have some balls and put your foot to the floor) i have an ef auto with a speed limiter cut out chip i have had my ef up to 230kph but i did it at 3am on the highway besides almost s**t myself thats all that went wrong i do this almost every couple of weeks for the last 18 months and shes still going strong. doing those kinds of speeds on the street is no new thing to the world. my brother owns an RX3 13B turbo pushing 450hp at the wheels its a high 9 sec street car we have done 300+kph on the highway. so i say yeah of course theres risks and yeah if you see another car dont keep pushing it take your foot off but hey if you have the balls to do it then all to you man lol oh and if your a P plater dont let your dad find out you cut the speed limiter in his car
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arm79 wrote:
That's what I've been working off, it may be wrong.
You have it correct Adrian (as usual).

The SRS module sensor is calibrated to operate at a lower impact force than the crash sensors - however, it confirms along with one of the two crash sensors, that a collision has occurred.
I'm not sure what effect loss of magnetism over time of the sensors bias magnets has - I'd suspect the modules diagnostic system would operate the thermal fuse to stop inadvertant operation.
Be interesting to test a 94 EF's SRS system though and see if it actually operates lower than the quoted 25kmh impact.

 

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wtf where can you get up to 180+? (stupid question have some balls and put your foot to the floor) i have an ef auto with a speed limiter cut out chip i have had my ef up to 230kph but i did it at 3am on the highway besides almost s**t myself thats all that went wrong i do this almost every couple of weeks for the last 18 months and shes still going strong. doing those kinds of speeds on the street is no new thing to the world. my brother owns an RX3 13B turbo pushing 450hp at the wheels its a high 9 sec street car we have done 300+kph on the highway. so i say yeah of course theres risks and yeah if you see another car dont keep pushing it take your foot off but hey if you have the balls to do it then all to you man lol oh and if your a P plater dont let your dad find out you cut the speed limiter in his car


obviously looking at your age your young and stupid. what do you think will happen if an animal runs out infront of you? i had a fox eating roadkill on the highway right next to trucks not moving a month back. i didnt see it except the truck swerved majorly and we were only doing 100, so imagine 200+ and seeing an animal in the road. its enough to send you into a tree or head-on with another car... wise up buddy, most of us like living

 

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efLIAM wrote:
wtf where can you get up to 180+? (stupid question have some balls and put your foot to the floor) i have an ef auto with a speed limiter cut out chip i have had my ef up to 230kph but i did it at 3am on the highway besides almost s**t myself thats all that went wrong i do this almost every couple of weeks for the last 18 months and shes still going strong. doing those kinds of speeds on the street is no new thing to the world. my brother owns an RX3 13B turbo pushing 450hp at the wheels its a high 9 sec street car we have done 300+kph on the highway. so i say yeah of course theres risks and yeah if you see another car dont keep pushing it take your foot off but hey if you have the balls to do it then all to you man lol oh and if your a P plater dont let your dad find out you cut the speed limiter in his car


Count yourself lucky then mate.

Stop doing stupid s**t on the public roads. Man up.

 

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 Post subject: ef/el fairmont 4000 rpm?
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2008 11:13 pm 
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hey there i dont woant to sound stupid and donnt want to go breaking any speed records but the other day i was going down the high way and whent to pass a truck ,and the old girl wouldnt go over 4000 rpm ?
we have just spent a bit on it (head+gaskets 2000) so we dont go flogging it ,just curious ifany one could answer this silly question
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Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2008 11:23 pm 
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sounds like a fuel issue or a blocked cat.

 

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Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2008 11:48 pm 
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well i have to replace the exaust cause on start up it has a rattle ,but just found it funny that it just would do any thing once foot whent down
tryd it again today planted foot and it did the same thing will re thing servo where getting fuel from and look at cat .thanks for feed back
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