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You unplugged it from the ecu?Just checked and .2 ohms from the cdi/ecu up to cluster
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Now again, this is my first yammy sled so I’m not going to claim what’s right or wrong with it but I’m a mechanic by trade so when I saw the “test sweep” I never gave it a second thought at all.
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Yes, went from pod connector to ecu connectorYou unplugged it from the ecu?

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Ok, good. On my multimeter, 000 is 100% continuity. Not sure what .2 means on yours....?Yes, went from pod connector to ecu connector

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Also check to make sure there is no continuity to ground on that wire.Ok, good. On my multimeter, 000 is 100% continuity. Not sure what .2 means on yours....?
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Same. It’s pretty well the resistance through the meter leads. It’s about as close to zero resistance as can be expectedOk, good. On my multimeter, 000 is 100% continuity. Not sure what .2 means on yours....?
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No, nothing to ground from that wire on either end. Plugged it in one end at a time and tested and it’s open from both endsAlso check to make sure there is no continuity to ground on that wire.


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Disregard what I said about the sweep. Didn't register in my brain you have an 06 RS Nytro. I was thinking the newer FX Nytro with a pod. My bad.
However, the suggestions and diagnostics are correct.
However, the suggestions and diagnostics are correct.
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Ok, I thought it was supposed to.Disregard what I said about the sweep. Didn't register in my brain you have an 06 RS Nytro. I was thinking the newer FX Nytro with a pod. My bad.
However, the suggestions and diagnostics are correct.
I’m down to the thought of pulling the motor again and seeing if there’s possibly something mechanically wrong in the stator housing. I’ve tried everything else I can think of

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The chocolat colour wire at the meter plug should have continuity to ground, or you could check continuity to the chocolat wire at the plug for the speed sensor as this is the same wire.
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The chocolate wires go into a couple of ground blocks throughout the harness. They are all good with low resistance. I’ve seen in other forums that those seem to be a pretty common problem. Really appreciate the suggestion thoughThe chocolat colour wire at the meter plug should have continuity to ground, or you could check continuity to the chocolat wire at the plug for the speed sensor as this is the same wire.
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I’ll check all the ground connections again in the morning
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I thought I had replied to this earlier. Sorry....
All grounds checked out good. Is it possible the pulsar coil could send enough signal for the ecu to fire and run the engine but be out of spec enough to not run the tach? Maybe I’m right out to left field but at the point I’m grasping to try to set this right. I’d really like to trade it on a phazer for my young lad (we bought a new sled and this is way too much for him) but I don’t want to unload this as it is. Wouldn’t feel right about it.
All grounds checked out good. Is it possible the pulsar coil could send enough signal for the ecu to fire and run the engine but be out of spec enough to not run the tach? Maybe I’m right out to left field but at the point I’m grasping to try to set this right. I’d really like to trade it on a phazer for my young lad (we bought a new sled and this is way too much for him) but I don’t want to unload this as it is. Wouldn’t feel right about it.
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