Andy's 1996 Chevrolet S10 2.2L Truck
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 4:01 am
				
				This is my daily driver, it is a base model S10 with an A/C system from a 2000 S10 4x4 that I installed as I got tired of being HOT in the summer.
1996 Chevrolet S10 standard cab short bed pickup truck
Powertrain:
Engine sensors:
Analog Devices ADUM1201WRTZ Digital Isolator
2.5v voltage divider input for the RPM0- and RPM1- inputs of the MAX9926 IC
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			1996 Chevrolet S10 standard cab short bed pickup truck
Powertrain:
- Vortec 2200, RPO Code LN2, 2.2L 4 cylinder engine:
   
- Displacement 2189 cc (133.6 cubic inches)
 - 89mm (3.5 inch) bore
 - 88mm (3.465 inch) stroke
 - 89 kW (120 hp)
 - 190 N*m (140 lb*ft) torque
 - 180 cc/minute (17 lbs/hour) injectors
 
 - Transmission: 5-speed New Venture NV1500 manual
 
Engine sensors:
- Crankshaft position sensor: 7x VR sensor connected to a 1995 Chevrolet S10 2.2L Ignition Control Module which uses the same type of ignition advance input and Bypass input that my 3.1L v6 DIS ignition control module uses. It outputs a 2 pulse per engine revolution and a 1 pulse per engine revolution signals. Both of these signals are 0v/5v digital outputs. Connected to the ICM are a pair of GM DIS ignition coils.
 - Camshaft position sensor: 1x 0v/12v Hall Effect sensor. It outputs a 1 pulse per engine cycle signal to be used as the sync pulse.
 - Decoder offset: 0.00 degrees
 - CHT - Coolant Temperature input
 - IAT - Intake Air Temperature input
 - MAP - Manifold Absolute Pressure input
 - TPS - Throttle Position Sensor input
 - O2 - Wideband Oxygen Sensor input
 - BRV - Battery Reference Voltage input
 
Analog Devices ADUM1201WRTZ Digital Isolator
2.5v voltage divider input for the RPM0- and RPM1- inputs of the MAX9926 IC
More details to follow...
[edit to correct formatting mistakes]
[edit 2 to correct injector flow rate 03/01/2015 1929]