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Anthony Parle

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  1. 3 hours ago, Adamw said:

    The VVT part is easy, you can use the user defined mode, setup is explained in the help file.  

    The unknown is how well the triggering side is going to work as the Subaru V7-10 trigger mode that you are using was never designed to work with cam teeth that move in relation to crank.  On the V7-10 engines they have a separate 2 tooth wheel on the front of the cam for trigger 2 that doesnt move in relation to crank.  I just done a quick test on the bench and it seems to work on ok on the simulator so you might have struck it lucky but I still have a little doubt.  It really needs a new trigger mode written to suit this engine but it is the only time I have ever come across it so it wouldnt be high on the priority list.

    Its Okay Adam, as long as I can get the engine to run stable (Still working on, had to enter -30 degree in the calibration) I will be swapping out the cams for ones with 3 slots from Josh at Kelfords in the next round of testing.

  2. On the Subaru EJ20 NA motor from around the 2010 period it has 2 groves on the cam as opposed to the 3 that the turbo motors have as can be confirmed by the scope trace.  With your help Adam we got that sorted my question do you think the work around will allow me to still use the AVCS and is there anywhere that I can read about how the Link Thunder would manage the solenoids to control it?  Purple is the spark on cylinder 1, yellow is crank and blue cam as you can see it has two groves not 3 as we expected.

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  3. 59 minutes ago, Adamw said:

    Can you please try the V7-10 trigger mode like I said earlier.  The EJ20 quad mode wont work because it expects 3 teeth on trigger 2.

    Hi Adam,

    Sorry I misunderstood you, 

    okay so I just gave it a try and the engine is now firing, I think I may need to get rid of the excess fuel from the past attempts and it should be good to go.

    I also did some checks I have a number of EJ20 NA engine with AVCS only on the intake, all have 2 slots on the intake cam.  I also have a number of turbo EJ25 and they have 3 slots on the intake cam.  i will discuss with Josh tomorrow at Kelfords as we have some R&D cams beng made.

    Thanks Adam, your service and support is the reason I buy so many Link ECU and tell everyone that you guy are the best.

     

  4. Adam I have checked the timing and its correct unless I am a full 360 degree out.  When you guys say the Trigger 1 is fitted to left band, I assume the left bank is the one on the passenger side and you are not talking about it when you are in front of the car?

  5. 10 minutes ago, Adamw said:

    Either that sensor is failing or you have a bad connection.  I suspect more likely the sensor since it seems most erratic after an edge is detected.  Try swapping with the sensor on the other side.  

    Hi Adam,

    I got that problem sorted it was a problem with the 12 v supply, which leads to a question, I am using solid state relays on 4 function because I use this engine for R&D into exhaust pipe using pressure transducers plotting pressure waves etc.  I have the 4 relays connected to DI 11 - 14.  I turn them on by pulling to ground.  They are for Cam sensor 12 v, Coils 12 v, Injectors 12 V & 12V for the DBW.  Would there be any issue doing it that way.

    Also here is a further trace after sorting supply, I can't seem to get a longer one am I doing something wrong?  Will see if the car now starts in a hour or so.

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  6. It won't fire, I don't think the spark is consistent, it appears like its a bit random.  I will put a scope on the crank and the power to coil tomorrow and see if it is consistent, 

    In the trace above the cam doesn't seem to appear on the last two revolutions.

  7. Hi Guys,

    Thunder wire in ECU,

    I have a Subaru EJ 20 DOHC but only intake with AVCS, I check fuel and spark and its all good,   I set the Trigger Setup to "Subaru EJ20 Quad AVCS", but I also tried the EJ25 AVCS but no different.  Anyone got any suggestions?

    Tony

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  8. 17 minutes ago, Adamw said:

    For that trigger scope, are you sure you clicked the capture button only once the engine was turning over?

    With your standalone scope, was channel 1 connected to trigger 1 or trigger 2?

    no I didn't but I can do it again now and see.

    Adam just hit capture after I was cranking and it was all good, got the correct trigger readings.

    Thanks for the .  My problem can't be the ECU then, will need to look some were else

  9. I install a G4 plus Thunder wired into a Subaru Impreza 2001 SOHC EJ20.  Had the car running for a couple of day then it just died.  I have checked the scope log on the ECU and it can no longer see the Cam & Crank sensor,  Crazy thing is I can hook a scope to the same 3 wires and it gets the correct signal.  The ECU just sees a signal neg 0.3V to 0V were the oscillscope sees the correct trace voltages.  Not sure what to look at next I assume its something not set up correct in the set up file.  But why did it read correct on set up then not after the engine died.  Below is the two images that show you what I mean.

    Any advise greatly appreciated.

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  10. Hi,

    This is not a typo but will your O2 read as lean as Lambda 2 or even 2.4 on the Link Thunder ECU's and with the logging software.  Sorry for the dumb question but its a HCCI engine running at Lambda 2 - 2.5.

    Tony

  11. Thanks Adam, I did watch part of the course just haven't had time to finish.  Also was a bit confused about his point on what frequency to set the knock sensors.

     

  12. I am not sure if this will work but figure its worth asking, if I log the sensors with the table data set at zero but engine timing pulled back then I get a base line noise for the different rpm.  Export that fire then use excel to compile a table for all the different set point required then load this up back into the ECU so the adjustments can be done if the engine knocks.

    Will this work?

  13. A couple of question re setting up Knock,

    The ECU is a Thunder, the engine is a Subaru 6 cylinder with two Link Knock sender mount one on each bank.

    Is the 13 khz narrow band the right setting for the Link Knock senders

    Is 5,000 rpm the best maximum setting rpm they can work accurately?

  14. I want to take the 0 - 5V output from my dyno and use the G4+ to log it as I tune which is no big deal.  The bit I wanted to do that I can't figure out, is it possible to get a X Y graph to appear on the tuning page or for me to be able to have the fuel and timing table on the log Tab so I can adjust them based on what I see on the graph.  The reason I would prefer the graph then say a gauge is because of the ability to look at the change over time.

    The other option is it possible to run the software on two computer screens with two Tabs open at once?

     

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