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  1. neo277

    CAN F plug wiring

    Thank you for the confirmation. cheers
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    CAN F plug wiring

    Thank you so looking into the back of the connector (where the can wire connects into the connector) #4 CAN L is at the 4 o’clock position,
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    CAN F plug wiring

    Hey all. wiring up a mxs strada dash and wanted to make sure before wiring up CAN low - #4 on CAN F plug, Regarding the diagram is the picture looking into the front of the CAN F plug as in where it plugs into the pcb connector or is the diagram picture looking into the pin side of the CAN F plug where the wire goes into the connector? My guess is the diagram picture is where it plugs into pcb connector. Thanks Z
  4. Just an update I confirmed with tech support last week and they have the fix for the issue. I shipped my ecu back and they are doing the update and shipping it back. cheers Z
  5. They are working on a fix but no fix as of yet, I am having the issue as well on my 04 usdm wrx.
  6. Thank you Adam I will test timing and then try your map revision to see what happens. I will datalog and see how it goes and update you afterwards. Z
  7. Hello all. I am a new member as I just switched over from a haltech pro pnp ecu to the link g4x pnp for my usdm 2004 subaru wrx, so far i am impressed with how advanced the link software is compared to haltech and how much i can do with this platform. also i had tons of cam/crank synch issues with the haltech over the years with no luck getting it 100% so i decided to move to this platform and dump haltech. i am working with Jeff evans @ evans tuning as my tuner but figured i would post up here to see if i can get additional support. The car is a non-avcs model. I am having a tough time getting it to run smoothly, and also keeping it running. i can get it started and it runs for a bit then sputters and shuts off then it will not restart after the initial startup. I also have been having a weird intermittent situation when i turn the key to the "on" position then the car backfires from the intake manifold and makes a pop sound. I am using the up to date software and up to date firmware on the ecu. my tuner started off with using the ver 7 basemap and configured it for my setup. I was not sure if my car is a ver7 or ver8 though and if using the wrong version can cause issues like this. Here are the specs on the setup. - built ej257 with built 04 wrx non avcs heads w/ upgraded cams and valvetrain. all the wiring and sensors are oem other then additional inputs/outputs for the additional sensors that are wired in the list below. - additional sensors: aem oil pressure, aem fuel pressure, aem iat sensor, aem 5bar map sensor, AEM Uego wideband, haltech oil temp sensor, haltech/gm flex fuel sensor i attached my basemap rev3 (third revision) also attached the trigger scope, and 2 datalogs(10-25 & 10-26) the 1st one(10-25) the car ran for a bit then sputtered and shut of and that was on basemap rev2, the 2nd log (10-26) was from rev3 and got it started and ran for about 10sec then shut off. after the car shuts off it will not restart. also to note the car does start and run fine on the oem ecu that i have tuned using opensource via speed density. Here is what i have not done yet and will be doing next. I have not checked the timing via a timing light so i will be doing that and configuring/checking the timing trigger offset to make sure it is correct. i am not sure what else i can or should check but any and all help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you Z Base rev 3.pclx TriggerScopeLog.llgx 10 25 20 map rev 2.llgx PC Datalog - 2020-10-25 12;50;08 pm.llgx PC Datalog - 2020-10-26 10;11;36 pm.llgx
  8. Hello. I have the older uego and not the x series so i wired it to the AN volt on the expansion connector and the ground to the ground pin on the expansion connector.
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