Acewell on my f2
having trouble to get my acewell 3803 to work, the rpm wont work and i dont know what to do with the speedo 
i tried to hook up the rpm with the orginal rpm cable (green/ yellow?) but wont work. i dont know what the SPC-X.X RPM should be.
please help me?
best regards.
i tried to hook up the rpm with the orginal rpm cable (green/ yellow?) but wont work. i dont know what the SPC-X.X RPM should be.
please help me?
best regards.
try to tie into 1 of the coil leads, or strip some wire and rap it around a plug wire and conect that to the tach. where did u hook up the magnet and pickup for the speedo? i put the magnet in the rear rotor hole.
hi mark.
i did strip one of the coil wiering, and connected the rpm on it, its working ok, not 100%..
i did also buy a speedo conwerter, it goes on the org speedo plug at the wheel, and it conwert to electronic signals..
i did strip one of the coil wiering, and connected the rpm on it, its working ok, not 100%..
i did also buy a speedo conwerter, it goes on the org speedo plug at the wheel, and it conwert to electronic signals..
did u get instruction for the install? if not u can see or download them from the web site. just try the ground side of the coil for the tack. did u get a pick up sensor with it for the speedo ?
yes i have the useless manual :P
bought this one: Acewell - Acewell Accessories and Sensors - Speed Sensors - Cable Drive - ACE-S8 Screw in square drive adaptor | Digi dash | Digital Speedomter | Motorcycle Computer
this is what the acwell guy said to me:
You should connect to a wire that only goes to one coil. Not the one that splits
You have 2 options.
1, use an ACE-S / ACE-G or ACE-S3 sensor and replace one of your disk bolts with a magnetic bolt.
2, use an ACE-S8 sensor to replace the speedo cable, but you would need to open up the ACE-3803, unsolder a wire, and resolder into a different location on the PCB - easy to do as long as you have a soldering iron.
The soldering bit is easy...
unsolder the green wire from the point on the PCB marked "speed" and resolder at the point marked "hall"
bought this one: Acewell - Acewell Accessories and Sensors - Speed Sensors - Cable Drive - ACE-S8 Screw in square drive adaptor | Digi dash | Digital Speedomter | Motorcycle Computer
this is what the acwell guy said to me:
You should connect to a wire that only goes to one coil. Not the one that splits
You have 2 options.
1, use an ACE-S / ACE-G or ACE-S3 sensor and replace one of your disk bolts with a magnetic bolt.
2, use an ACE-S8 sensor to replace the speedo cable, but you would need to open up the ACE-3803, unsolder a wire, and resolder into a different location on the PCB - easy to do as long as you have a soldering iron.
The soldering bit is easy...
unsolder the green wire from the point on the PCB marked "speed" and resolder at the point marked "hall"
u should contact acewell about it and maybe get a replacement.
i am going through the same problem with a similar gauge i got from Danmoto, an ebay dealer from china. they sell a knock off of the acewell and others. my guage seems to be working fine on the speedo , but the tack is off. i am sending mine back for a refund. i found a member on another forum that has the Danmoto acewell knockoff that he is selling me for $75. i hope it works ?
i am going through the same problem with a similar gauge i got from Danmoto, an ebay dealer from china. they sell a knock off of the acewell and others. my guage seems to be working fine on the speedo , but the tack is off. i am sending mine back for a refund. i found a member on another forum that has the Danmoto acewell knockoff that he is selling me for $75. i hope it works ?
i dont really care about my unstable rpm numbers on high rpms.. now that my speedo is working im happy 
i hope for u that acewell will work, if not, please contact me for help, i will help you the best i can

i hope for u that acewell will work, if not, please contact me for help, i will help you the best i can




