Thanks for your reply.
I tried cam angle test,and I got the result of offset angle was 20 degrees.and set offset angle that value.
but, inlet/LH posn is 32 egrees. incorrect offset value…？ cam test pulse is 6.
attached image was japanese,sorry…
Hello all
I just finished wiring of an Extreme ECU on a MX5 NC 2.0(LF-VE)
I do not know cam trigger setup to work on this engine. Wiring is maybe ok…
rpm trigger is setting to MAZDA3
Wich trigger should i use on MX5 NC ?
To give a little more info... There are many different scenario's or reasons for a piggy back type install but typically it is done where the aftermarket ECU cannot properly control or duplicate some function that the OEM ecu has. This would most commonly be features such as automatic transmission control, cruise control/DBW, or CAN comms to other modules in the vehicle such as the instrument cluster. The OEM ecu would typically only be left with the bare minimum function it needs to control, all other engine control will be done by the aftermarket ECU. The problem with many modern OEM ECU's is they have many saftey and diagnostic strategies built in that detect when for instance the injectors are disconnected. This means the installer needs to be very familiar with how the OEM system works so he can work out a method to "fool it" into thinking everything is connected and happy. Piggyback installs are often very difficult to get right and should only be attempted by a very competent installer.
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