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Javier Sanchez

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  1. Hi

    I've just bought an AIM MXL to fit in my Link Plug in for ca18det

    Do you know what harness should I buy?

     

    RS232 Serial Protocol

    AEM EMS - All
    AiM - RS232
    Autronic - SM2_V190/191
    Autronic - SMC_V191
    Autronic - SM2_V193/195
    Autronic - SM4
    Carmo - AFI 2003-2005
    DTA - P8
    DTA - P8V29
    DTA - P8V30
    DTA - S60
    EFI USA - 2.1
    Electromotive TEC3
    EMS - Stinger v123
    EMS - Stinger v4
    EMS - Stinger v8860
    GEMS - Omex
    Haltech - E11v2
    Hondata KPro (Mod. PRB)
    Hydra EMS - 
    MBE - 967
    MBE - 970
    MBE - 992
    MoTec - M4 (DataSet 5 & DataSet3)
    MoTec - M48 (DataSet 5 & DataSet5)
    MoTec - M8 (DataSet1)
    Nira - I3+
    Pectel - T2
    Pectel - T6
    Racetech - ENGMAN 18
    Sybele - RS232
    Wolf - Wolf 3D

  2. Hi,

    I need to use a 5v power to run the AEM 5 bar MAP sensor, but I don't have the expansion connector... so where can I find 5V in the engine wiring?

    I don't know any sensor in the CA18det that use 5 volts

    Thank you

  3. Hi,

    I am running a Link G4 Plug in for a Nissan Ca18det (S13).

    I am currently fitting a 350z gearbox in the engine, but it hasn't got speed sensor in the box (The s13 ones yes).

    So what kind of sensor can I make to the wheel or diff to read the speed and show in the Link Display?

    Thanks

  4. Hi,

    I want to remove the OEM Crank Angle Sensor of my CA18DET (It is fitted on exhaust camshaft) and fit a trigger wheel on the crank.

    So, can I just put the wheel on the crank and remove the CAS, or will i need another sensor on the camshaft?

    Thank you

  5. Hi,
    Can you tell me what sensor type is this IAT sensor on the ECU?

    Also I've an AEM UEGO widebando with bosch lambda, It has wired to AN Volt 1, but what calibration have i to choose?

    Thanks

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  6. Problem solved Simon,

    Thanks a lot

    One of the connectors of the fuse box dind't fit propperly, so now I have the ecu with the green led ON and connected to the PC.

    So sorry, but I have two questions more.

    Link pinout and Ca18det pinout are too different.. The most of the pins are changed and some of them that the CA don't use, the link yes. My questions are:

    1. How can I wire CAS and TPS? I've seen something in PCLink Help file but I don't know if link use the standard pinout of the ca18det for the CAS and TPS

    2. I've added an IAT sensor, AN Temp 1 is engine water temperature; AN Temp 2 is free, but CA doesn't have PIN in 55, so, have I to fit the pin in 55?

     

    Thanks

    Javier Sánchez

     

  7. Thanks Simon for the fast answer

    I will check it tomorrow and I will update you (It is 22.10 in Spain just now)

    I am checking both pinouts (CA18det and Link ECU)

    And CA18det don't use 4 and 36 pins, so have I to wire them?

    Here is the CA18det pinout

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    And the one of Link ECU

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    Thanks ;)

  8. Hi,

    I've a problem, PCLink can't connect to the ECU. It is a Link G4 fitted to a Nissan S13 with Ca18det engine.

    I've installed the PCLink, connected the Ecu to the computer, and then, Windows 7 have found the LINK and have installed it correctly

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    I can find LINK in my laptop if I have the key of the car in ON, but no if I have the car OFF, obviusly, is it correct.

    But then, in PCLink I can't connect to the ECU,

    The message I have is this:

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    I've tried

    - Three diferents laptops

    -  Change the port com number ( Some ports) like you said here


    'When you have the ECU connected to your laptop and the ignition on, open Device manager and have a look under ports and see if your ECU is listed there. If it is not and you have all your connections correct, try another USB port to be sure.

    If it is listed in device manager check the com port number it is on. you can then open PCLink, click options > connections and set the serial port number to match the one in device manager.

    If the ECU still does not connect, right click on the ECU in Device manager, select properties > port settings > advanced > and change the com port number to a different one, preferably one with a number of 8 or less. Change the com port in PCLink to match the new one you have set in device manager.'

     

    - I've tried to update the firmware, but the answer is this:

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    What happens?

    Thanks a lot,

    Javier Sánchez

     

     

  9. Hi,

    I am wiring the LINK G4 Plug and Play ECU in a Nissan S13 (Ca18det engine), and as far I have seen, I have to modify some pinouts of the ECU, is it possible?

    Also, I have a Intake Air temperature sensor, but I don't have instrucions to wire it, I have seen I have to wire it directly to the Link ecu, but i don't have the connector, do you sell it?

    I purchase too the Link Display, but i don't have the cable to join with the ecu, do you sell it?

    I need the CAN/RS232 for the link display

    Thanks!

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