obxtsi

Am I able to use the can bus connector and the expansion cable simultaneously?

1g dsm pnp vr4

Is this the connector I should buy?

Looking to see what is my best option for installing a wideband. I have an scg-1 boost controller with wideband already. I also have an aem x series wideband I could install or should I use some link wideband setup?

Vr4 plugin

Who can give the directions on modifying the g4+ plug in ecu to monitor knock?

Ok. Thanks. I come from ecmlink which is definitely different in how things are displayed.

I assume this is normal at sea level. My vacuum should be like 19 not 9 on my car based on my scg1 gauge.

Why would the onboard map sensor calibrate but shows 4 to 5 psi on start up and idle?

Dont know if I should start a new question or not. Anyway, I have learned quite a bit about this ecu in the past two days. Went from never using to grtting the car to drive although very rich. Would appricate any feedback on what to do at this point. Car is on 1100cc injectors that I have no further details on. I have switched to the on board map, think I have my wideband wired correctly and have fuel pressure also through the extension harness. Thanks for any help. first drive.llg

I see in the ecu information tab that it says ethrottle and knock are enabled. If so then how can I log knock?

Ok. I think this is the file. It runs but have not driven it. Log 2023-05-27 4;30;59 pm.llg

Got it to start. Wanted to use my map sensor and realized I had to use the expansion harness. I'm sure I will be back with more questions. Thanks and will post a tune file soon.

Don't have a tune to upload. Just trying to get things set up and the car to run. I can plug back in my ecmlink v3 and car runs fine. So I assume it is just getting link setup correctly is my problem. Car has been able to start for a moment so I'm fairly certain ecu is good. Is there a good write up on starting out with this ecu? I found one on dsmtuners but hoping to find a better one here maybe. Thanks

Unable to get on board map sensor to calibrate. Using an volt3