What it looks like, adjusting RPM up and down, activating A/C.
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I have an spare 1998(99) 1,6 euro ecu here, including 1 key, the lock and the immobilizer unit. I could send it to you if you would be interested.
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Absolutely! I'll cover the shipping, I don't need the lock, just the ECU, immobilizer and key. I already have the coil (antenna) that reads the key. I'll PM you my shipping address.
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Originally Posted by richyvrlimited
(Post 760133)
<Wonders if the MegaSquirt coders would be willing to add simultaneous injection during cranking events to the MS code>
At least, it does it you have your cranking RPM configured properly. At least that explains why the OEM ECU cranks and fires so quickly compared to the MS. My MS1-equipped car fires up at least as fast as one with a stock ECU. You gotta wait about a second after switching the key to "ON" before continuing to "START", as it takes some time for the ECU to boot up, but that's about it. |
Originally Posted by Joe Perez
(Post 760673)
It already does.
At least, it does it you have your cranking RPM configured properly. ? My MS1-equipped car fires up at least as fast as one with a stock ECU. Btw the MS1 did start the car as fast as the stock ECU, as it didn't wait for a full sync on the wheel pattern AND it fired all injectors simultaneously as well. |
Originally Posted by Joe Perez
(Post 760673)
It already does.
At least, it does it you have your cranking RPM configured properly. My MS1-equipped car fires up at least as fast as one with a stock ECU. You gotta wait about a second after switching the key to "ON" before continuing to "START", as it takes some time for the ECU to boot up, but that's about it. |
Seriously?
(I mean, I know that MS1 :ne: MS2, I just assumed that this specific behavior was so fundamental in nature that its inclusion in MS2/MS3 was axiomatic regardless of injector timing or configuration.) |
It would be interesting to see what the ecu does to fuel and spark by atifically altering the atmosphereic pressure it sees.
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Btw did anyone one that the 90-93 ECU does barometric correction? It has a baro map sensor inside it...
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Originally Posted by Reverant
(Post 760891)
Btw did anyone one that the 90-93 ECU does barometric correction? It has a baro map sensor inside it...
Read about it on the 'slocketing ECU' thread on m.net |
Interesting. This ECU came out from a euro-spec 91 if that matters.
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Originally Posted by Reverant
(Post 760137)
I'm afraid it will get significantly more difficult with the 99-05 ECUs. I have no idea how they will react to all the things missing (EGR valves, purge valves, etc) and whether or not the data collected will be skewed or not.
I have a JDM 99 ECU that has no EGR and runs fine without any emissions stuff, so if you get stuck hit me up! I'd love to know how the OEM ECU is dialled in! Cheers |
The $1,000,000 question is whether it needs the immobilizer to work...which would it make significantly easier for me if it doesn't need the immobilizer module.
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I don't think it even has an immobilizer, my key is just a chunk of metal??
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Ah yes, that would help A LOT!!!
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Message me your email address.
The ECU is currently running my race car but I may be able to get my hands on a spare tomorrow. I'm flying to London on Saturday so if it works out I will post it from there otherwise you will have to wait a couple of weeks. Cheers |
What does it do for fueling with high intake temps, especially after startup?
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I haven't been there yet, I've extracted all the data on cranking PWs at various system voltages, and a single running PW at 250rpm and almost zero load, again at various voltages, coolant temps and time stamps. This is a really long and painful process, as I have to change multiple parameters by hand (ie potentiometers) and then measure with the oscope, switching between the stock ECU and a MS to measure the parameters I am sending (CLT, IAT, RPM).
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get on it bro!
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Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 760913)
get on it bro!
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