MS1 v30 almost finished. have some questions
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MS1 v30 almost finished. have some questions
I am nearly complete with my MS1 board assembly. I am stuck on the fuel pump circuit for a 90 1.6 liter. Is it possible to run the purple fuel pump wire from the DB37 connector to the fuel pump relay instead of building the circuit on the board? If so I think would rather do that. I am also confused with all of the firmware available and am not sure which would be best for my needs. As of now the car is 100% stock. I have everything for a turbo setup but I am waiting to get the MS1 installed and for me to get used to working with it first.
also since I have a 1.6 do I need to build a fan circuit in megasquirt or will the original sensor ground setup work just the same without the factory ecu installed? Just a not i have removed the a/c so that s taken out of the equation. Thanks for any help guys!
also since I have a 1.6 do I need to build a fan circuit in megasquirt or will the original sensor ground setup work just the same without the factory ecu installed? Just a not i have removed the a/c so that s taken out of the equation. Thanks for any help guys!
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Well If you are running the AFM you dont even need it.
However, if you remove it you'll need to do something about it. The reason we do something special for it is becuase the AFM grounds the fuel pump relay, not the ECU.
So you have a few options. The easiest would be to run the purple wire to 2O in your harness, then at the AFM connector (once removed) you jump that pin and the fuel pump ground pin with a short piece of wire stuck into the end. the end. easy.
Another way would be installing the High Side Driver circuit. This powers the fuel pump up in a similar way to when you turn the key to ON and the fuel pump primes. You send 12v out to 1C and that in turn powers the fuel pump relay. the ST_SIGN fuse must be removed.
The last way is to run the purple wire under your dash across to the actual relay and connect it to the light green wire.
However, if you remove it you'll need to do something about it. The reason we do something special for it is becuase the AFM grounds the fuel pump relay, not the ECU.
So you have a few options. The easiest would be to run the purple wire to 2O in your harness, then at the AFM connector (once removed) you jump that pin and the fuel pump ground pin with a short piece of wire stuck into the end. the end. easy.
Another way would be installing the High Side Driver circuit. This powers the fuel pump up in a similar way to when you turn the key to ON and the fuel pump primes. You send 12v out to 1C and that in turn powers the fuel pump relay. the ST_SIGN fuse must be removed.
The last way is to run the purple wire under your dash across to the actual relay and connect it to the light green wire.
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Well If you are running the AFM you dont even need it.
However, if you remove it you'll need to do something about it. The reason we do something special for it is becuase the AFM grounds the fuel pump relay, not the ECU.
So you have a few options. The easiest would be to run the purple wire to 2O in your harness, then at the AFM connector (once removed) you jump that pin and the fuel pump ground pin with a short piece of wire stuck into the end. the end. easy.
Another way would be installing the High Side Driver circuit. This powers the fuel pump up in a similar way to when you turn the key to ON and the fuel pump primes. You send 12v out to 1C and that in turn powers the fuel pump relay. the ST_SIGN fuse must be removed.
The last way is to run the purple wire under your dash across to the actual relay and connect it to the light green wire.
However, if you remove it you'll need to do something about it. The reason we do something special for it is becuase the AFM grounds the fuel pump relay, not the ECU.
So you have a few options. The easiest would be to run the purple wire to 2O in your harness, then at the AFM connector (once removed) you jump that pin and the fuel pump ground pin with a short piece of wire stuck into the end. the end. easy.
Another way would be installing the High Side Driver circuit. This powers the fuel pump up in a similar way to when you turn the key to ON and the fuel pump primes. You send 12v out to 1C and that in turn powers the fuel pump relay. the ST_SIGN fuse must be removed.
The last way is to run the purple wire under your dash across to the actual relay and connect it to the light green wire.
I do plan on removing the AFM, the first option sounds best for me. I would run the purple fuel pump wire from pin 37 on the db37 to the 2O pin on the harness which is the pin right next to the yellow coolant wire as per this pinout: http://www.boostedmiata.com/gallery2...ne_harness.jpg correct?
any idea which pins I jump at the AFM plug?
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Ok so now I'm a bit mixed up with the firmware. I would like to use the MSPNP startuop map which has the .029v firmware. I load the firmware in and the stimulator works in megatune until I load the .msq file in. After that I no longer get an rpm readout in megatune. Is this normal or do I have a problem?
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I appreciate the help being a noob. I'll let you know how it turns out.
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Plugged it in with the mspnp base tune for 90-93 no afm and it started right up.
thanks a bunch for the help.
I started playing with tunerstudio and ve analyze live and it works great so far. 2 problems I have is between 2k and 3k rpm under moderate throttle I get knock, and I also get knock when tipping into the throttle from idle. I figure I should retard the timing a little bit in the range I get knock but what about the tip in from idle?
thanks a bunch for the help.
I started playing with tunerstudio and ve analyze live and it works great so far. 2 problems I have is between 2k and 3k rpm under moderate throttle I get knock, and I also get knock when tipping into the throttle from idle. I figure I should retard the timing a little bit in the range I get knock but what about the tip in from idle?
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