vitorjorge

Hello,

when i connect the boost solenoid, the car makes random resets. The rpm drops and come back again.

Using composite logger i realised that connecting solenoid to 12V the CAS signal get all wired as you can see on video


2 logs, with and without 12 volts on boost solenoid


Any suggestions???

acedeuce802

iTrader: (1)

Where are you pulling 12v from?

vitorjorge

i tried to use the blue plug for timing light and 12v from MAF connector. both have the same problem

JasonC SBB

Do you keep signal grounds (such as CAS) separate from power ground?

Braineack

iTrader: (62)

was the flyback diode install properly on the boost control circuit? Do you follow the writeup when you assembled and ground the (4) wires 4A-D correctly?

vitorjorge

The installation was very straight forward using the instructions.

I think that i don't use separated grounds, but this is how i connected the wiring.

Braineack

iTrader: (62)

id honestly switch it to this:
SG 4A
SG 3O
GND 4C
GND 4D



3O is a sensor ground, all the 96-97 sensors use that (both o2, cam, crank, maf, egr, etc) to ground.

4A is labeled as blk/ lt grn, which traditionally is a sensor ground, but the docs shows it goes directly to ground at the engine.

vitorjorge

Tanks i'm going to try it, and give feedback

vitorjorge

No luck. Just change the ground but it is the same behavior...

JasonC SBB

Is that the solenoid flyback diode?

Are you running a separate wire from the ECU to the solenoid?
Or is it a wire that's running alongside the CAS wire in the same loom?

vitorjorge

I'm running a separate wire from the ECU to the solenoid

At the moment i'm without solenoid flyback diode, but i alredy tried.

JasonC SBB

It's better to have the flyback diode whether or not you have CAS issues.

vitorjorge

Tanks for the help,

i'll give a try
Just to be sure the flyback diode is something like this? (sorry the image)

Braineack

iTrader: (62)

yeah, which is how it is within the DIYPNP.