MS wiring questions - fan control and CEL
I have a '90 with Greddy Turbo, with a DIYautotune MS-1 Extra. I bought the MS used, didn't build it myself.
The car is currently running. MS install details: - PCB v3.0 - piggyback to an oem ecu - LC-1 wideband, wired to oem ecu input - MAF delete - GM IAT sensor is wired direct to MS 1. I did a coolant reroute with water neck delete, and I cannot get the MS to activate the fans. I've double-checked the settings for the temp activated JS3 output, which are correct insofar as they match what people have posted on the forum. The fans do work if I ground the thermoswitch lead or the appropriate diagnostic terminal, so I know the fans work and relay is fine. I've also tried turning on every other MS output, in case mine is wired differently, but no luck there. So, today when I get to the shop, I'll open up the MS to see if it needs a modification for the fan output. Question is - what should I be looking for? As I understand, I should see a different FET wired in place of the middle LED transistor and then a jumper from that LED to somewhere else? Can someone clarify and/or send a picture? 2. I want my CEL to work as much as possible, or to at least look like it works properly (e.g. turn on for a few seconds at startup). Am I right in thinking that I could accomplish this with the following two changes- A. Wire the LC-1 direct to the MS (pinout 23 on the 47 pin connector) and then rewire my narrowband o2 back to where it belongs on the oem ecu. B. tap into the IAT signal wire and connect it into the oem ecu (which pinout should that be?) so that the computer 'sees' an appropriate resistor range and thinks I still have an AFM. ? |
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One other note.
MS has this written on the case, not sure if it helps with the fan output issue: Attachment 83159 |
Stop being a lazy fuck and search for your answer.
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Originally Posted by jarrod27
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Stop being a lazy fuck and search for your answer.
Or were you too lazy of a fuck to read my post? |
Damn you got me.
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Okay, got to the shop, pulls the megasquirt, and opened her up. It is indeed PCB v3.0 (I never was 100% sure). It looks like the middle led is indeed wired up the "stock" way.
So I think this confirms that to activate my fan with MS I need to do the middle LED mod? If so, is ZTX450 the correct transistor? I do not have the spare Q4 transistor as I just bought the assembled MS. Attachment 83175 Attachment 83176 |
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Originally Posted by ///tonic
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It seems from what's written on your unit, that IAC2B is wired as the fan output, not IAC2A, so I'd run the wire from the top hole of D15 to iac2B instead of iac2A as suggested above. That's pin 31 on the db37. You should have a wire in your loom going from DB37 pin 31 to mazda connector pin 1R (Black/green).
https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1374489664 |
Whomever you bought it from, removed the transistors that I put in the proto area 6 years ago.
That would have connected the JS0 circuit to provide the fan control... |
Update: all issues resolved!
Braineack's original JSO circuit was still in place (transistor is just impossible to see in that poorly lit photo). The pin 29 output wasn't wired up to anything, so I connected that to Pin 1R on the mazda connector. On CELs, I did the following: - wired LC1 wideband output directly to MS pin 23 - connected oem narrowband (I'm still running both o2 sensors just in case) output back to the oem ECU (pin 2N) - connected the AIT output to the oem ECU "air temp" pin 2P. This seems to put out a sufficiently plausible signal to fool my obd1 ecu. No check engine light! While I was in there, I went ahead and ran a lead from the MS pin 31 for Electronic Boost Control - can never be too ready, right? All the above seems very simple in retrospect - shame on me for not reading up and fully understanding what I was doing. That said, I'm sure I'll be asking for tuning help soon :P |
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