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Old 10-06-2012, 03:58 PM
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Default No start, much sadness, 99/00 DIYPNP

So the car used to run, now it does not.

I did ONE track day and it straight up died after the last session. I had to get my amazingly patient fiancee to grab my ECU, MAF, IAT and p-p-p0wercard from the garage and bring it 200 miles north so I could get the car running and get it home. This was probably about a month ago.

Today I decided to give the DIYPNP another go. This is the same map that I road tuned for weeks before my track day. I fiddled with it a little bit @ the track, but it still ran fine for 2 sessions after the fiddling. The car is back to COMPLETELY STOCK at this point, other than the Brainy-built DIYPNP. I even jammed the GM IAT into the hole in the side of the stock airbox.

Ok, tell me what to do next. At this point, I feel like science dog:



It will become very obvious that I need things explained like I'm 5. Hopefully this can help others out as well.

As a side note: the car runs 100% with the factory ECU/IAT/MAF installed, but refuses to even pop with the DIYPNP.

Attached is .csv and .msl of (I think) cranking and .msq of current shitty tune that does not start.

Thanks gays, I appriciate the helps
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Old 10-06-2012, 05:27 PM
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No crank sensor signal.

Since it fires up on the stock ECU, my guess would be that its something inside the DIYPNP, like a bad solder joint.
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Thanks Rev, I appreciate you taking a look. Its somewhat obvious now that you've pointed it out.

This DIYPNP is going to be the death of me. Last time this happened, it was a trace on the PCB for the MAP. What can I check with my DMM to confirm?
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Ok, so I dug around in the factory wiring diagram and it looks like "2J" is the input for the CKP. "2J" runs into pin 3J on the DIYPNP N76 bridge connector. The 3J is jumped into OP- in the V1.5B mainboard. From there, it runs into the "OPTO GND" jumper where I can get continuity. The jumper is in the "off" position.

According to the "Jumper Configuration," the 99/00 Miata should have:

3J is OPTO IN -
3H is VR2 IN +

470Ω resistor running across OPTO+ R3 to a 12V pullup
470Ω resistor running across VR2 R4 to a 5V pullup

If I'm reading this correctly, I *SHOULD* be getting continuity all the way from 3J through the leg of OPTO+ R3, correct?

For ***** and giggles, I *AM* getting continuity from 3H to VR2 R4.

I suspect the solder joint at R4. If someone can confirm my insanity before I pull out the soldering iron and start burning things, I would be rather grateful.
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Originally Posted by EO2K
Ok, so I dug around in the factory wiring diagram and it looks like "2J" is the input for the CKP. "2J" runs into pin 3J on the DIYPNP N76 bridge connector. The 3J is jumped into OP- in the V1.5B mainboard. From there, it runs into the "OPTO GND" jumper where I can get continuity. The jumper is in the "off" position.

According to the "Jumper Configuration," the 99/00 Miata should have:

3J is OPTO IN -
3H is VR2 IN +

470Ω resistor running across OPTO+ R3 to a 12V pullup
470Ω resistor running across VR2 R4 to a 5V pullup

If I'm reading this correctly, I *SHOULD* be getting continuity all the way from 3J through the leg of OPTO+ R3, correct?

For ***** and giggles, I *AM* getting continuity from 3H to VR2 R4.

I suspect the solder joint at R4. If someone can confirm my insanity before I pull out the soldering iron and start burning things, I would be rather grateful.
No,you should not get continuity between 3J and the left leg of OPTO+ R3.

You should be getting continuity between OP- (and therefor 3J) and pin 21 on the 50way connector of the Microsquirt module.
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is the rectangular cube (with the tiny scew) in r39 populated? it's next to boost control.
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Thanks again Reverant

I am getting continuity from 3J to pin 21.

The MicroSquirt module diagram looks like pin 21 for the OPTO connects to a bunch of crap, including C27 and C28. C27 is not populated however C28 is. As expected, I can get continuity between C27/C28 and pin 21.

If I'm reading the diagram correctly (and this is a big IF) I should be able to get continuity between C27/C28 and at least one of the legs on U4, per a given side.

this is where I get continuity:



Sorry for the massive picture but I don't know how else to describe what I'm seeing.

So this means I SHOULD be getting getting continuity from any of these points back to J3... except that I definitely am not.

Hi Brain!

R39 (over by BOOST CONTROL?) is not populated
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So now that I've had coffee this morning, I suspect the pin 21 solder joint.



The pic is not that amazing, but you can see its more "grey" and the rest of the pins have a nice "shine" on them. I can hit the tip of the pin or the grey solder ball and get back to J3, but I can't get from the tip or solder ball back to any of the red arrow component pads in the above image.

If I come in from the side of 21, I think I'm hitting the pad on the µS module and I can get continuity to any of the above pads.

Bad solder joint between µS board and pin 21?
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Give it a try.

With the engine not running but with the ignition on, what's the voltage on pin 21?
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Just pulled the entire µS board out of the DIYPNP. From the long pins on the bottom of the µS board male connector, no continuity to the above pads. I'll see if I can get some help resoldering this bitch and try again.

Is this header soldered in @ B&G, or is this something I can raz the about?

I'll check the voltage on 21 tonight when I get home. I'm running out of time today. I need to help a friend change an O2 sensor in a Toyota Camry and then go get dirty with another friend in the middle of an NB1 LS1 swap
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You can raz me about that...

:hopeshedoesntnoticec11:
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The header is not presoldered on the Microsquirt module.

Is there no continuity on just pin 21?
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Problem is it sounds like you're still getting the correct continuity.

pin 21 goes back to U4 and should touch c27 and c28 on the way.



oh yeah, now i remember this MS, we had the weird issue of no MAP signal with yours right? c11 had to be replaced as I found it non-functioning right?
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Originally Posted by Reverant
Is there no continuity on just pin 21?
Correct. No continuity through pin 21 into the µS board. I'm guessing that would obviously cause my no CKP signal, correct?

Not sure how I would check any/all of the other pins. Any chance there is a short list of other things I can check while I have access to a friend who is a ninja with a soldering iron?
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Originally Posted by Braineack
Problem is it sounds like you're still getting the correct continuity.

pin 21 goes back to U4 and should touch c27 and c28 on the way.



oh yeah, now i remember this MS, we had the weird issue of no MAP signal with yours right? c11 had to be replaced as I found it non-functioning right?
Correct, I had the goofy MAP but I never got a hard reason from you on the issue. (C11) I just remember you saying something about a "lifted trace" or somesuch.

This thing is really turning into a handful.
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Reflow the solder on pin 21 then. Add a little extra solder if needed.
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10-4, Thanks again Reverant!!!

Will post results when I get home tonight
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Originally Posted by EO2K
This thing is really turning into a handful.

grows hair on your chest.
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Pin 21 is now looking good thanks to Gesso and his awesome soldering skills. Continuity exactly where it should be. I'll give it a test tomorrow afternoon when I get home from work.

Brain: What exactly was up with the C11 thing? Whatever is supposed to be there is completely missing. Did you do that? Is that critical?
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grows hair on your chest.
I'm thinking I must look like Sasquatch at this point
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