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Can anyone confirm there's a problem with this crank signal it a 2009 traverse 3.6l LLT. In verus component guide it says it's a 58x sensor with one gap but my wave form has a lot of gaps. Yellow is crank,
green intake Cam and red exhaust cam
Definintely looks like the cams are out of time. Backprobing the crank sensor? 'Cause it looks like the sensor is either dropping out, or the backprobe isn't making a good connection.
Actually it is a bad connection. If you look the signal is missing where a Cam pattern is, crank signal is pin 35, can signal pin 34 in pcm I think I shorted them, good thing they are both hall effect signal pins could have burned up PCM, this is a start stall but I don't have any Cam crank codes. And if you look the two Cam signals I have match the ones posted by Bruce, but the Cam signal that's brining down the crank signal is off from the other two and I believe intake should match intake and exhaust match exhaust from bank to bank
jsvets2326 wrote: Actually it is a bad connection. If you look the signal is missing where a Cam pattern is, crank signal is pin 35, can signal pin 34 in pcm I think I shorted them, good thing they are both hall effect signal pins could have burned up PCM
WOW. I didn't see that at all. :ohmy: But now that you point it out, it's pretty obvious. :silly: Crazy!
And if you look the two Cam signals I have match the ones posted by Bruce, but the Cam signal that's brining down the crank signal is off from the other two and I believe intake should match intake and exhaust match exhaust from bank to bank
I dunno that the green/red waveforms match the known good from Bruce? Here's where I'm looking:
The exhaust cam single pulse should be more centered in the low section of the intake trace, if I'm looking at it correctly. :huh:
So green is bank 2 exh, red is bank 1 intake, the Cam you can see in the crank signal is bank 2 exh, so it looks like our intake Cams (red) almost match you look a little advanced where your waveforms at idle? Also your green (exhaust correct me if wrong) matches the Cam signal you can see in my crank, now mine are ever do slightly off from what you have so I'm not sure if this is problem or just variance
You scared me on this one Tyler, the problem I believe is plugged exhaust I took out the O2 sensors and could get it to run although it sounded horrible with misfires, but it did stay running, when you say it should be more in the center, if you look at the Cam signal that is bringing down the crank you will see that down signal in intake were using as ref is right in the middle, the two exhaust signals don't line up like the intake and that is how it's supposed to be, I believe I have good timing but the chain could be little stretch as I think my signals come out one tooth of the reluctor late, which on 58x crank each tooth is 6•, if you look his intake is right in the middle of the crank sync and mine in on the first tooth, that gap is 12• so I'm probably 6• late from stretched chain do y'all think that is enough to cause a problem.
On side note the garage I did this work for is going to gut the cats as we don't have emissions in OH, how do y'all feel about gutting CATs it kinda bothers me personally, that my kids if I ever have any atmosphere their gonna need that shit clean.
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Backprobing the crank sensor? 'Cause it looks like the sensor is either dropping out, or the backprobe isn't making a good connection. 
