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* [[Triggers:Mazda Miata NB|Mazda Miata NB]] | * [[Triggers:Mazda Miata NB|Mazda Miata NB]] | ||
* [[Triggers:Bosch Quick Start|Bosch Quick Start (VW/Audi/Volvo and other Motronic)]] | * [[Triggers:Bosch Quick Start|Bosch Quick Start (VW/Audi/Volvo and other Motronic)]] | ||
* [[Triggers:Bosch Quick Start|VW/Audi 1.8T (ME7.5)]] | |||
* [[Triggers:Single Tooth|VW/Audi 1.8T (ME3.8.3)]] | |||
= Universal Trigger System = | = Universal Trigger System = | ||
epicEFI supports defining custom missing tooth trigger wheels in software. This is a unique feature enabling addition of custom trigger patterns without software modification. | epicEFI supports defining custom missing tooth trigger wheels in software. This is a unique feature enabling addition of custom trigger patterns without software modification. | ||
Revision as of 23:51, 10 January 2026
Trigger inputs
Trigger inputs are the single most important input to the ECU. This input gives the ECU information about the current crankshaft and camshaft position as well as the engine phase.
Please route the wires for the trigger inputs away from high EMI sources (spark plug wires) and use a shielded cable.
Supported crankshaft trigger inputs
List of supported crankshaft triggers:
Supported camshaft trigger inputs
List of supported camshaft trigger inputs:
- Single Tooth
- Toyota 3 Tooth Even/2JZ
- Mazda Miata NB
- Bosch Quick Start (VW/Audi/Volvo and other Motronic)
- VW/Audi 1.8T (ME7.5)
- VW/Audi 1.8T (ME3.8.3)
Universal Trigger System
epicEFI supports defining custom missing tooth trigger wheels in software. This is a unique feature enabling addition of custom trigger patterns without software modification.