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R34 skyline gtt speedo not working in link g4+


Chrismac

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Hey guys. I’ve been trying to get launch control working on my skyline but can not get a wheel speed signal for it to turn off. I placed the car up on jackstands and and put  it in gear. My dash reads about 10kms in gear but for the life of me I can not get the link g4+ to read kms no matter what I do.it seems there all turned off.  Anyone know a way to get this to work?  

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Your map is fine.  You will have to get someone to check the wiring in the car to find where the signal is lost.  Speed signal should be present on pin 29.  The speed signal voltage needs to rise above 1.5V and fall below 1.0V.  

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17 minutes ago, Adamw said:

Your map is fine.  You will have to get someone to check the wiring in the car to find where the signal is lost.  Speed signal should be present on pin 29.  The speed signal voltage needs to rise above 1.5V and fall below 1.0V.  

Ok I’ll pull it apart to have a look. Thanks. 

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22 hours ago, Adamw said:

Your map is fine.  You will have to get someone to check the wiring in the car to find where the signal is lost.  Speed signal should be present on pin 29.  The speed signal voltage needs to rise above 1.5V and fall below 1.0V.  

Hey so I did some poking around and pin 29 has no wire in it. From the ecu Pinout I got it looks like pin 58 is a signal wire. (Signal 1) or do I have to run a wire from my cluster to the ecu to pin 29? I wonder if this is part of the reason why most of us can’t get launch control to work on our cars lol the car was originally an rb25det neo automatic but was converted to manual tranny and original engine harness was still used just the tranny harness was changed in the conversion 

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Yeah, according to our notes pin 58 is the auto trans shaft speed.  Since our ecu doesnt support the auto trans that pin is not connected.  I dont know for sure but I suspect that wire still doesnt have any connection to the speedo.  You could try moving the wire from pin 58 to pin 29 and see if you get any signal from it.  

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1 hour ago, chris mac37 said:

Hey so I did some poking around and pin 29 has no wire in it. From the ecu Pinout I got it looks like pin 58 is a signal wire. (Signal 1) or do I have to run a wire from my cluster to the ecu to pin 29? I wonder if this is part of the reason why most of us can’t get launch control to work on our cars lol the car was originally an rb25det neo automatic but was converted to manual tranny and original engine harness was still used just the tranny harness was changed in the conversion 

As a side note to this I manual converted an RB25de S2 stagea (Grey plug ECU because Stagea and the pinout all matched up to the NEO motors) and I did have a wire in pin 29 which was the speed signal from the dash.

My speed signal wire was yellow with a green stripe.

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19 minutes ago, Vaughan said:

As a side note to this I manual converted an RB25de S2 stagea (Grey plug ECU because Stagea and the pinout all matched up to the NEO motors) and I did have a wire in pin 29 which was the speed signal from the dash.

My speed signal wire was yellow with a green stripe.

Thanks. My gauge cluster was swapped to the manual one  So I’ll pull it out and run a wire from cluster to ecu. I’ll also try swapping pin 58 to 29 and see if it works as well 

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1 minute ago, chris mac37 said:

I’ll also try swapping pin 58 to 29 and see if it works as well 

I ended up pulling apart most of my body loom to rewire things and from memory that output shaft speed one came through one of the 3 auto plugs attached to the rhs fender just above the chassis rail in front of the strut tower. That means if you don't your speed signal being fed into that plug where the auto box loom plugged into you won't have any speed signal coming through that ECU pin.

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2 hours ago, Vaughan said:

I ended up pulling apart most of my body loom to rewire things and from memory that output shaft speed one came through one of the 3 auto plugs attached to the rhs fender just above the chassis rail in front of the strut tower. That means if you don't your speed signal being fed into that plug where the auto box loom plugged into you won't have any speed signal coming through that ECU pin.

Ok I’ll check that out. My Speedo works in the cluster so I would assume it is plugged in. Just no signal wire from the cluster to ecu 

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