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  1. I turned the car on and off multiple times and it did it once back feeding out of say 8 times 

    I will keep an eye on it 

     

    I have Digital input - ignition switch OFF

     

    and injector 7 - eccs relay - OFF

    should I disconnect injector 7 wire that goes to engine harness pin 16 completely as I think that’s what u meant in the reply below 

    or just turn them off in the ecu settings 

    On 5/13/2020 at 10:20 AM, Adamw said:

    The new relay:

    Pin 85 to ground.

    Pin 86 to ignition switched +12V (you can use the original ecu wire that goes to pin 45)

    Pin 30 to ground.

    Pin 87 to original ECU pin 16 (ECCS relay control). 

     

    The Link ECU ecu hold power output should be turned off and Inj 7 disconnected from pin 16.  The "ign switch" DI is also not needed.

     

  2. On 5/13/2020 at 10:20 AM, Adamw said:

    The new relay:

    Pin 85 to ground.

    Pin 86 to ignition switched +12V (you can use the original ecu wire that goes to pin 45)

    Pin 30 to ground.

    Pin 87 to original ECU pin 16 (ECCS relay control). 

     

    The Link ECU ecu hold power output should be turned off and Inj 7 disconnected from pin 16.  The "ign switch" DI is also not needed.

    Been busy sorting out other things but almost 100% done now 

     

    I will be wiring the new relay this week/weekend 

     

    in regards to the new relay pin 87 to original ecu pin 16 (eccs relay control)

    should I splice into it or run a new wire from pin 16 to relay 87 thus bypassing the factory eccs relay completely (or do we still need the factory eccs relay wired up and running aswell as the new relay)

  3. Sorry he wasn’t running his it was just a spare ecu 

     

    Ok I went to “Logging setup” - “ecu logging” and unticked the “enabled” box

     

    i will test car in afew hours and report back 

     

    Thanks

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    abit hard to read as I had to upload it small 

    “lambda error 2” according to lambda sensor control error values still showing it’s an “internal control issue and no user actions can be taken to correct”

  5. The o2 sensor is wired directly to ecu and I don’t have any other sensor issues only with onboard wideband controller 


    all the earths from engine wiring harness mount to a bolt at the back of head on the engine, and also my ignition coils (r35 gtr coil kit) earth at the same point, could this be an issue sharing an earth point with ignition ?

    funny that one ecu drops out at idle and cruise and the other doesn’t 

    but both do at high rpm ?!

  6. Hello

     

    got an update on this, 

    I sent logs to link technical and they agreed my link fury showing “lambda error2” needs to go back for repairs.

     

    while it was getting repaired, my mate had a link fury ecu I could borrow, loaded my map and afrs still dropped out on boost/high rpm, but it didn’t drop out while cruising or at idle like mine did

     

    i got my ecu back on Friday from link and tried it today, still drops out at idle randomly, and at high rpm and shows “lambda error2” again

     

    so both ecus are doing the same thing, my friends one though won’t drop afrs at idle or cruising like my original one does

     

    before I sent the ecu to link I have tried different power source for the lsu4.9 sensor

    and 2 different sensors 

     

    does anyone know what this could be ?

     

    im about to forget about it all and run an aftermarket digital wideband controller and be done 

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