1999 Elantra 2.0 Camshaft Position Sensor
 

I was wondering if anyone would know what the signal waveform should look
like, coming off pin 2
of the CMPS, on a standard oscilloscope?

Will it be a clearly identifiable square wave / pulse train of some sort
or will it consist of ultra thin "spikes"?

Thanks!

Re: 1999 Elantra 2.0 Camshaft Position Sensor
 

The cam sensor puts out a 12V square wave. Of course, if you use a large
enough time scale on the scope, it'll look like thin spikes.

Re: 1999 Elantra 2.0 Camshaft Position Sensor
 

"ctek1" <nameless@notmail.com> schreef in bericht
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>I was wondering if anyone would know what the signal waveform should look
> like, coming off pin 2
> of the CMPS, on a standard oscilloscope?
>
> Will it be a clearly identifiable square wave / pulse train of some sort
> or will it consist of ultra thin "spikes"?
>
> Thanks!
>

at http://www.hmaservice.com/ I asked for an account and my request was
granted.

On this site is the complete shop manual, including wave forms.
It helped me a lot with maintaining my 1996 Lantra wagon and with
troubleshooting in one case.

Dick