Diyautotune boost solenoid problems
I just wired my boost control solenoid and it doesn't seem to be working properly . I wired PA0 to in and out to 2A. I have set it to PA0 in the boost control menu in tunerstudio as well. Right now my lower cells in the boost duty table is set to 100 and all of the mid range is set to 80%. When I look at a data log it doesn't build any more boost then about 8psi no matter what I set the duty table too. I'm on open loop as well. It's been running the same amount of boost no matter what I set the duty table too. I've plumbed it with wastegate to middle port and lower port to boost source( which is attached to my intercooler pipe right before the intake manifold). Could it be a wastegate problem or did I wired it wrong? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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this is a DIYPNP unit?
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Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 1348527)
this is a DIYPNP unit?
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and you wired pa0 to boost in and then boost out to your boost solenoid ground?
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Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 1348589)
and you wired pa0 to boost in and then boost out to your boost solenoid ground?
Yea i wired it to 2a on the pin out board. Just picked one that the main harness didn't plug into |
If it's the boost control solenoid DIY sells you need one wire going to +12v source, and one to your port on Ecu, there is no separate ground wire. Then you need to go into advanced settings and make sure the port is actually turned on, not just selected in the boost control menu. A fuse tap on wiper or Windows fuse with a 10a works well.
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Originally Posted by drizzay222
(Post 1348611)
If it's the boost control solenoid DIY sells you need one wire going to +12v source, and one to your port on Ecu, there is no separate ground wire. Then you need to go into advanced settings and make sure the port is actually turned on, not just selected in the boost control menu. A fuse tap on wiper or Windows fuse with a 10a works well.
Ahh ok. So you actually have to go into the advanced settings and turn it on? That may be my problem because I only went into the the boost control menu and set it to the PA0. Which was the what I wired to the IN on my board |
Yes try that
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Originally Posted by drizzay222
(Post 1348632)
Yes try that
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Does your EBC gets +12V ?
You do not need to enable it in the programmable in/out. You can use the test mode and see if the EBC ticks. |
Originally Posted by skippy008
(Post 1348633)
So I turned it on in the programmable outputs menu and will give it a try tomorrow. It makes since why it wouldn't work! Will let you know tomorrow thanks for the input!
if you turn pa0 on in programmable outputs as well as boost control, youll end up with a conflict error... There's a few things you need to do in order to make EBC work correctly.
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Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 1348647)
if you turn pa0 on in programmable outputs as well as boost control, youll end up with a conflict error...
There's a few things you need to do in order to make EBC work correctly.
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I didn't think it'd get any simpler than the diagram that Brain posted, but to spoon feed even more.
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...dd21c188f7.png As to why it's not working. It's not working because you either have a hardware or software related issue. That's literally the only thing I can tell you with the minimal information you are providing. Pictures? Attach your tune? Do anything other than telling us that it doesn't work? |
Originally Posted by acedeuce802
(Post 1348749)
I didn't think it'd get any simpler than the diagram that Brain posted, but to spoon feed even more.
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...dd21c188f7.png As to why it's not working. It's not working because you either have a hardware or software related issue. That's literally the only thing I can tell you with the minimal information you are providing. Pictures? Attach your tune? Do anything other than telling us that it doesn't work? I found my problem. When I wired it in for the 12v source for the solenoid I wired it to a constant 12v. Changed that to a switched 12v and it works with no problems now! |
where were you previously getting power and where did you move it to?
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why would it care if it was switched versus constant 12v?? Voltage side does not have anything to do with controlling it, so long as it has 12v.
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Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 1348841)
where were you previously getting power and where did you move it to?
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...0f9baffb9c.jpg . I noticed when I would turn my car off the ecu would stay on and connected in tunerstudio (which never happened before this). I moved it to the 12v side of the St sign fuse that you pull when you first install the megasquirt ecu This was before i installed the ebc solenoid obviously but probably the best picture i have of the charge side. Its one piece made from two pipes and tig welded togther. |
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