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Mini Mad
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Does anyone know the output voltage from an electronic toyota wheel speed sender?

Is it 5V or 12V?

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The output is a pulse not a constant DC voltage output you can measure it with a scope.
From memory mine has three wires I supplied it with a +5 volts a 0volts and the other is the output. I blew the first one up by connecting it wrong. This is for the sensor that fits in the gearbox where the normal speedo cable runs from on a starlet.

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Correct - +5VDC

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