MSI Assembled Flashed & Tested
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Got my MS assembled, modded, usb adapted, and flashed with the new MSnSE firmware. Works good in megatune, everything but RPM but i'm aware there are a few things that can be changed to "maybe" get that to work. Anyway, getting closer and closer but man this was one hell of a learning curve putting all this together and whatnot. Not difficult, just time consuming, brain consuming and trialing. Let me tell you one thing though, if you have to have USB, take the easy route and get the external USB adapter. I'm happy with my "internal" one but the external piece is cheaper and supposedly works great.
Currently have it flashed with MSnSE 029 and running perfect in megatune. Next step will be to build the harness/plug for it. Hopefully my switches come in tomorrow so i can wire it up for use with my stock ECU. So i'm pretty stoked about what I have so far and what I have awaiting in my future. Hopefully i end up not having similar problems like that of Reverants. Oh yeah, Thanks Adam for putting up with my questions along the way, helped out a bunch. View of the Top w/ PWM idle mod. Attachment 216887 View of the Bottom w/ Miata Mods and USB socket mod. Attachment 216888 Assembled MS STIM (simulator) Attachment 216889 MSI and MS STIM pluged in for simulation Attachment 216890 End plate with hole cut for USB adapter. Attachment 216891 |
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Just in case. Does anyone see anything blatantly wrong with my board. I might have forgotten something even though it's working great in MSnSE Megatune simulation as it is right now. I'd hate to get it all together and find out i needed another jumper or something like that. I've doubled checked on my own already so it should be fine, never know.
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looks good buddy, just had to make yours look better than mine didnt U!
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Well so far both you guys have better looking boards then mine. I will hopefully have mine up in a day or two.
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looks dont matter Adam function does i am sure yours will work better :gay: :P just kidding chad
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Originally Posted by shuiend
(Post 86669)
Well so far both you guys have better looking boards then mine. I will hopefully have mine up in a day or two.
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Look I can make an LED Moonite hence I can surely make a Megasquirt. :)
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Originally Posted by akaryrye
(Post 86673)
Makes sense, you are afterall doing your work in a fucking cave in Pakastan
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Hahaha yeah if anyone can build a moonlite they can definitely build a MS for sure. If I can do it then most anyone should be able to.
You scrub your boards with alcohol yet Adam? |
no was out of it last night, im gonna tonite.. i was freakin out when i send u those msn messages last night, but realized it was cus i was tryin to connect to my board that had ms1 firmware on it with the megatune configured to msns so now evetything is peechykeen
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looks good, but don't think you're done assembling. you'll pull that thing right back out and put in boost control as soon as you get it running.
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Originally Posted by Al Hounos
(Post 86737)
looks good, but don't think you're done assembling. you'll pull that thing right back out and put in boost control as soon as you get it running.
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Originally Posted by adbradley
(Post 86732)
no was out of it last night, im gonna tonite.. i was freakin out when i send u those msn messages last night, but realized it was cus i was tryin to connect to my board that had ms1 firmware on it with the megatune configured to msns so now evetything is peechykeen
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Originally Posted by cjernigan
(Post 86778)
I scrubbed mine down with isopropyl alcohol last night, the MS and Stim. I pulled the MS chip out before I did it just in case. The megamanual said scrub it all down and then rinse it in hot water, so I did just that and let it dry all night. Need to load up a .msq and get to tweaking it to my NB.
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Originally Posted by Al Hounos
(Post 86737)
looks good, but don't think you're done assembling. you'll pull that thing right back out and put in boost control as soon as you get it running.
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Originally Posted by cjernigan
(Post 86607)
Let me tell you one thing though, if you have to have USB, take the easy route and get the external USB adapter. I'm happy with my "internal" one but the external piece is cheaper and supposedly works great.
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Originally Posted by Arkmage
(Post 86808)
Could you give us a few more details on what made it so difficult? I'm currently using the external adapter but I put a socket on the board for the RS232 so I could add the internal once everything was tested (internal board is sitting in my tool box). I'd like to know what I can do to make the install less of a pain.
The actual wiring it up is easy though. |
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Originally Posted by Dhaark
(Post 86838)
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