wheel angle sensor
It's the job of the wheel angle sensor to tell AOG which direction the wheels are pointing. If you already have one on your machine, you might find you can use it instead. Check out the Discourse forum for more on that. If you can't use it, or there isn't one, you can use one of these to provide the info to AOG. Having wheel direction information (no matter how it's provided) is critical, you can't skip this.
You should also get a wiring harness plug for it:
This is how it looks on the tail - you will need
- pin 5 (5V) going to Ampseal Pin 1 (5V WAS)
- pin 4 (signal/output) going to Ampseal pin 2 (5V High)
- pin 1 (GND) going to Ampseal pin 4 (GND)
Good video explaining the LR WAS here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GPAt9eeeNA
Sensor + plug also available on Aliexpress if you have time.
There's a lot of great ideas on how to mount your wheel angle sensor here:
https://discourse.agopengps.com/t/wheel-angle-sensor-installation-examples-lots-of-pictures/10163
Also, there's a handy STL you can print that your LR sensor will just slip into here: https://github.com/lansalot/AgOpenGPS-Tools/blob/main/STLs/LandRoverWASHolder.stl
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https://a.aliexpress.com/_EzWvmn1
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Connector (same as land rover):
- https://eu.mouser.com/ProductDetail/TE-Connectivity-AMP/1-967616-1
- https://eu.mouser.com/ProductDetail/TE-Connectivity-AMP/5-965906-6 This is how it looks on the tail - you will need
- pin 1 (5V) going to Ampseal Pin 1 (5V WAS)
- pin 4 (signal/output) going to Ampseal pin 2 (5V High)
- pin 2 (GND) going to Ampseal pin 4 (GND)
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- pin 5 (5V) going to Ampseal Pin 1 (5V WAS)
- pin 4 (signal/output) going to Ampseal pin 2 (5V High)
- pin 1 (GND) going to Ampseal pin 4 (GND) Connector (see above same as land rover)
John Deere sensor (can be used on anything ofc, and probably costs extra coz the JD tax). Note however, that these sensors are spring-loaded, which will take up any slack and are thus a good option. If you search for A-RE575331 or I-RE575331, you'll find it cheaper.
Its a Sensata BEI 9360, Deere RE575331, A&I A-RE575331.
Deere often calls it a hydro handle sensor but they also use it as a WAS.
The 6 pin Metripack that it uses is the same as used by GM for LS1 and LS6 engine TPS sensors.
If you give the auto parts store (or amazon, rock auto, etc) any of these numbers they should be able to come up with a pigtail. 12085247, 12101880, 12167121, 556
