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  1. The attached PDF shows what is going on in this case. Simon
  2. If you have one of the two wire Bosch sensors then the polarity is not critical. So you can hook it up either way. Simon
  3. Hi I would leave all the ECU settings as they were when the engine was running as it should. These won't have changed overnight. Im assuming that you have a remote or PC so the first step is going to be to look at all the inputs to the ECU and check that they are reading correctly. TPS, MAP, Engine Temp, Engine RPM (when cranking) this should be stable. Also check earths. If these are iffy all sorts of weird things can happen. Simon
  4. Simon

    link plus g1

    First question was the ECU of a Subaru before? If it was then chances are the configuration will be close. You should use General not VR4. Also check the ignition configuration. If you download the instruction manual it will help you a lot. Simon
  5. You can upgrade this to V5 spec. This will give you PC Tuning and a couple more tuning zones. The unit will require returning to us for this upgrade. Simon
  6. There are fuel and ignition numbers in the ECU but they are only a starting point. You can choose to load one of the base maps and these will be a little closer but you will still need to tune from this point. The Base maps also configure the ins and outs of the ECU to suit the matching adapta. So if you are wiring in the ECU these will need changing to suit your wiring. Simon
  7. The USB drivers are geared for vista. However it does seem to be a 50% hit rate as to if PC Link will work. We are currently working on a full Vista version. But no due date as yet. Simon
  8. You should be running Multi point group injection mode. Simon
  9. D1 is a 20V Zener Diode 1watt You are correct for the resistors being 2.2ohms 1Watt. They serve as over voltage protection. Simon
  10. Colours should go as follows. 1-Black (Engine Block) 2-Red (12V in) 3-Red (to knock link digital) 4-Blue (to knock link digital) 5-Black (to knock link digital) 6-Blue (Signal in) 7-Shield 8-Blue (2nd Signal in)
  11. Simon

    Audi A4

    There is a very good chance it will be a hall effect sensor. The thing to look for is if in the factory application the sensor had a power supply to it. If it did then it will be a hall or optical sensor. Simon
  12. There might be a few people around that have had the odd cold start at sub zero temps. But the LEMV5 IAT correction is a long way from perfect. The G3s offer much better control. Simon
  13. One or the other will be fine. But no need to connect both. Simon
  14. This could be that the coils are powering up just a fraction before the ECU. This can be fixed by powering the coils from the fuel pump relay. Simon
  15. Any electronics repair type place should be able to sort this for you. Simon
  16. If you have a LEMG3 then the MAP sensor is not wired as such. It is an on-board sensor so needs a hose run from the engine side of the throttle butterfly to the sensor which is next to the main plug on the ECU. Simon
  17. The best bet is to use an Innovate Motorsports LC1 wideband controller and then feed this in to one of your Analog inputs. The analog input can then be configured through PCLink to show air fuel ratios. This is assuming you have a G3 ecu. Simon
  18. Sadly the wiring is very different. You can retain your existing wires but will need to do a big pin shuffle over to the LinkPlus arrangement. Simon
  19. Hi we do have the ability to do the VANOS on the S50 engine. We don't however have any starting cam timing numbers. The likes of Thor Racing in the UK might be able to help you. Simon
  20. On Version 2.5 you have the option of going higher than com4 It should show all available com ports. So if you USB to serial converter lock in as com 5 this should be fine. Simon
  21. You need to check all the power supplies and the earths to the ECU. When the remote drops out this is a sign that the ECU has had a loss of power. Simon
  22. Trigger Mode is Multi Tooth Tooth count 12 on crank Sync on Cam Trigger one and two should be set to Reluctor For offset someone who has one of these up and running might be able to get you close. But it will have to be checked with a timing light.
  23. Colours are : White - Sensor ground Green - Sync / Trigger 2 Red- 24t / Trigger 1 Yellow - Second unused sync. Simon
  24. You could try Chris at Wirelink in Christchurch +61 3 3417070
  25. It is by design. Only the runtime values will change. All tables will remain metric. Regards Simon
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