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  1. J

    EDIS crank trigger wheel "alignment"

    Thanks 76 bronco, that gives me enough info to get it straightened out the next time i get to tinker on it. I apperciate the time you took to gather up all that info in one post
  2. J

    EDIS crank trigger wheel "alignment"

    yep, thats why i was curious about the sensor picking up from the leading edge of the teeth or the center. Being a degree or even 2 wouldn't be horrible, but im confident that once i figure out where its suppose to be i can get it mounted up correctly. This is more common with the mustang crowd...
  3. J

    EDIS crank trigger wheel "alignment"

    thanks, I think i may have talked to lars before he got his up and running, ill shoot him a PM and see what he says. Anyone else out there done it with a mustang a9* eec? Yeah, if you could take a look at your balancer, and maybe get a picture, that would be awesome. Thanks!
  4. J

    EDIS crank trigger wheel "alignment"

    i understand that there isn't any adjustment once the wheel is on, but what i was trying to say is that i ONLY have the wheel, not the whole explorer balancer with the wheel and crank pulley. I had a friend press the wheel itself off of the balancer, and we forgot about noting how it was pressed...
  5. J

    EDIS crank trigger wheel "alignment"

    I've found conflicting information on this, so hopefully someone could clear it up. I have a 36 tooth trigger wheel from a EDIS 5.0 ford explorer. While tinkering with mouting it on my balancer i realized im not sure exactly where to align the Missing tooth. Ive heard its to be lined up with...
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