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Postby Asad on Mon May 09, 2005 5:59 pm

....I was waiting for a fight.....


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Postby PaulC on Mon May 09, 2005 8:58 pm

... sorry to be a bugger but isnt there 2 coils in a CVH/Zetec/Ford/EDIS coil pack due to the wasted spark system?
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Postby FezzR on Mon May 09, 2005 9:08 pm

:lol: me and andy wouldnt fight cos niether of us have the full facts :lol: :rolleyes:

Paul that is what i suspect and seems most likely (and i think i mentioned this earlier but cant be assed to check)
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Postby Asad on Mon May 09, 2005 10:40 pm

Yep, EDIS 4 has two coils in the 1 coil pack.


Turns out that the mod i will carry out gives me pretty much the same functionality of Megasquirt II.

I will get 12X12 fuel tables and 12X12 Ignition tables. Its simple communication for EDIS too, 1 signal to megasquirt, 1 signal from megasquirt.... makes it easy! :D



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Postby andyhardy on Mon May 09, 2005 11:52 pm

Asad :Yep, EDIS 4 has two coils in the 1 coil pack.


Turns out that the mod i will carry out gives me pretty much the same functionality of Megasquirt II.

I will get 12X12 fuel tables and 12X12 Ignition tables. Its simple communication for EDIS too, 1 signal to megasquirt, 1 signal from megasquirt.... makes it easy! :D



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Thanks for the info Asad!

Your setup sounds pretty sweet with all the control it carries out :D

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Postby FezzR on Mon May 09, 2005 11:55 pm

andyhardy :
Asad :Yep, EDIS 4 has two coils in the 1 coil pack.


Turns out that the mod i will carry out gives me pretty much the same functionality of Megasquirt II.

I will get 12X12 fuel tables and 12X12 Ignition tables. Its simple communication for EDIS too, 1 signal to megasquirt, 1 signal from megasquirt.... makes it easy! :D



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Thanks for the info Asad!

Your setup sounds pretty sweet with all the control it carries out :D

Cheers,

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do you mean coil sets or coils of wire? :P :P :P
ps i know what you mean im "TRYING" to be funny :(
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Postby andyhardy on Tue May 10, 2005 12:15 am

FezzR :
andyhardy :
Asad :Yep, EDIS 4 has two coils in the 1 coil pack.


Turns out that the mod i will carry out gives me pretty much the same functionality of Megasquirt II.

I will get 12X12 fuel tables and 12X12 Ignition tables. Its simple communication for EDIS too, 1 signal to megasquirt, 1 signal from megasquirt.... makes it easy! :D



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Thanks for the info Asad!

Your setup sounds pretty sweet with all the control it carries out :D

Cheers,

Andy

do you mean coil sets or coils of wire? :P :P :P
ps i know what you mean im "TRYING" to be funny :(


:lol: sorry - didn't realise anyone was taking me seriously, just from what I could see it's got more than one coil to it and I assumed it was 4 (one per cylinder) but it's not.

My point was - that one of the big advantages of the EEC-IV FRST EDIS setup compared to the Cossie or ERST Coil setup is that the spark produced by the EEC-IV is much stronger, meaning it helps deal with that when you up the boost!

It IS better than a coil so that's why it's used for that part of the management - of course there are plenty of other reasons for using it but that in summary is why people like the EEC-IV setup on the ignition side (for example when converting an MFi ERST to OFAB/OFAC etc.) the rest of it is a bonus as well due to the different injector configurations you have :D

Without going aftermarket the EEC-IV setup is pretty sweet really (says the man who's converted to Weber Marelli! :lol: ).

:bonkers:

Anyway - I'll stop going on, wasn't trying to make a big point about it :)

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Postby Asad on Tue May 10, 2005 12:28 am

Its interesting mate!

Helps me towards getting this setup!


Cheers for all the input!


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Postby FezzR on Tue May 10, 2005 9:27 am

im sure sailorbob could give input on lots of other controls the eec-iv has that makes it better than the others, but untill i get into mine i wont know what they are,
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Postby sailorbob on Tue May 10, 2005 3:17 pm

Regarding EDIS, one of the best descriptions given is at http://www.dainst.com/info/edis/edis.html
One of the adavntages of the eec/edis combination is that the coil dwell time is calculated to give the optimum coil charge time. The eec-iv and eec-v EDIS ignition systems are wasted spark (don't know about the new black oak ecu). Whilst the above link mentions the EDIS system is capable of repetitive spark firing but I've not seen this activated in any eec code yet.
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Postby Asad on Tue May 10, 2005 4:05 pm

Repetitive firing = MultiSpark?

Its supported by Megasquirt, and I will try and use it. Apparently provides better idle.

Do Zetecs have Knock sensors? Gonna check my haynes when I get home but does anyone know?

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Postby sailorbob on Tue May 10, 2005 4:11 pm

Asad :Repetitive firing = MultiSpark?
Yes
Asad :Do Zetecs have Knock sensors? Gonna check my haynes when I get home but does anyone know?
Some do, most don't.
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Postby MotorcyclesFish on Tue May 10, 2005 4:38 pm

I personally think the wasted spark system is a bit dodgy from an engineering point of view, if you're not getting complete combustion then that 2nd spark could well be giving you undesirable ignition.

Also, that might explain the propensity of FRSTs to pop and bang more than most when on a closed throttle with a high duration camshaft with a large overlap period...
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Postby andyhardy on Tue May 10, 2005 4:43 pm

I'm using a Zetec type knock sensor with my Cossie management setup - I can't remember what engine it came from though!

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Postby Asad on Thu May 12, 2005 11:41 pm

A little update


Pic for size comparison:-

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I have now modified it to control EDIS, Fan etc

Here you can see the wire creating an ouput in the connector for the Spark Advance Word

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A few components have been removed and two resistors soldered in place:-

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This LED has been converted to provide the signal for the EDIS:-

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I have flashed the chip with the right software and all seems well.

Now I need to get it in there. Will go hunting for an 8v ecu, and replace my EGR while im at it. Lambda sensor is in the post to me as my one has wires missing.

Hopefully have a connector between my loom and megasquirt done over this weekend!



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Postby Xr_Dub on Fri May 13, 2005 12:01 am

interesting stuff bro..

my mates going to be starting this soon for his vr6 turbo
some good info there

keep us updated
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Postby FezzR on Fri May 13, 2005 8:03 am

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Postby Asad on Fri May 20, 2005 3:44 pm

Okay, I havent quite got round to fitting it just yet. Needed the car for a work project so didnt want to get stuck without it...


Anyway, plan is to build the loom off the car, with a new loom.

In the meantime, I have just bought these to go on.....


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:D


Should fit on like this....

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They are off a Kawasaki ZX636 and are 38mm.


Dunno when I will get round to fitting em!


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Postby PaulC on Fri May 20, 2005 3:46 pm

Hmmmm they look familiar and so does that pic :o
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Postby PaulC on Fri May 20, 2005 3:54 pm

Yep ;) I've been doing a bit of research on similar things for somebody :lol:
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Postby Asad on Wed May 25, 2005 6:59 pm

Right, guess what arrived in the post today.... :D

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Dunno when they will be fitted tho. Need to get it up and running with the standard equipment first.

As it stands, I have a 16v loom that I will most like add a parallel connector to. I will leave the original in place, so I should end up with two connectors, one for each ecu.

Hopefully get a bit done over the weekend, more updates then.


I'm itching to get it in!



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Postby Asad on Wed Jun 01, 2005 12:05 am

Ok, another update!

I decided to fit a 16v loom over the weekend.

And at the same time I decided to remove the EGR.

3 of the ports were easy to get off....but in typical fashion, 1 was a Bic™!

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It took a bit of effort, in which time I actually distorted the nut. In the end, I used a drift to spin it. Once off, I used the blanking plugs.

Here it is removed: -

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Then I got onto removing the old 8v Loom and fitting the sub loom:-

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It wasnt too difficult, with me amazingly remembering what connectors went where!

Heres the main loom fitted, with just the O2 wires to route:-

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I also fitted a new O2 sensor and wired it up. A lot easier than I thought.


Now, as my car was originally an 8v, the car loom connector is incompatible with the 16v engine connector. I could have cut the connector off the engine side of things, but I didnt really want to start hacking at the loom.

I decided the best course of action was to make an adaptor plug:-

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Left hand side is for 16v loom, right hand for 8v.

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Quite proud of it! Just need to run a wire to Fuel relay for the HEGO sensor.


And the reason? Well the ECU there is an RS1800 one. I am going to make it so that I can just unplug it and plug in the megasquirt at will!

I will be using this as the final part of the process:-

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Raped from a 2.0l DEEP ecu I had. Just need to get a breadboard or something and wire it to the DB7 connector for plug and play!


Should have the car running soon, and possibly megasquirted on the weekend!



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Postby FezzR on Wed Jun 01, 2005 12:13 am

good job
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Postby SimonIce on Wed Jun 01, 2005 11:25 am

This post is an excellent read! Good work!
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Postby Asad on Thu Jun 02, 2005 10:01 pm

Right.

Plugged in my adaptor and.........


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Fired up and ran first time! :D

Have to say a big up to Project XR2i Trackcar as I used his wiring guide.

Ran a wire to the fuse box for the O2 sensor.

No tach and no temp gauges at the moment, need to wire those up too.

Impressions..... Starts much better (First time) and idles properly. Does not feel that fast though. Feels like its holding back somewhat. Maybe its because I have no MAF plugged in...

I have a 2.0l MAF but the piping doesnt fit!

Its all temporary anyway as I hope the have the megasquirt plugged in this weekend!



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Postby heeman10 on Thu Jun 02, 2005 10:02 pm

Congratumalations!! :D
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Postby Jays_si on Thu Jun 02, 2005 10:48 pm

:D :D :D
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Postby Asad on Sun Jun 05, 2005 10:28 pm

OK so I didnt get round to fitting the megasquirt... but there is a reason!

Firstly, I modded the megasquirt to run the Ford Idle valve. This required a resistor and transistor to be replaced.

I was in two minds as to how to connect between the Ford wires and the Megasquirt.

I actually started to solder wires to the db37 connector but decided this was the way to proceed:-

I got the ECU connector and got a piece of Copper clad board:-

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You might notice that i managed to get it the wrong way round! LOL

Heres the correct one! :-

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Im basically gonna make my own PCB with the Ford ECU connector on one end and the DB37 connector on the other.

Here is some practice with the wrong PCB!

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And here is a design I made :-

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Once im happy with the design and get a Female DB37 connector, im gonna use etching solution and make the board. Then it should just be a case of plugging in the board!



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Postby SimonT on Sun Jun 05, 2005 10:31 pm

incredible work mate! :) :) :)
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Postby chumkila on Sun Jun 05, 2005 10:32 pm

Bloodclaaaart, i've only just read this post after being away from the forums for a little while.

All I have to say is well done Asad. Tob post, car's coming on nicely.

I'll be keeping up-to-date with this for sure.

Might even have to meet you up, seeing as you're not too far down the road. :D
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Postby Asad on Sun Jun 05, 2005 10:35 pm

No Problem!


Cheers for all the comments along the way guys!



Ps is there a limit on images in the gallery? Mine is overflowing!



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Postby FezzR on Sun Jun 05, 2005 10:38 pm

looking down the pics i was thinking, thats gonna look so spork doing it like that then you started designing it using PCB software :D

keep up the work :Q
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Postby Asad on Sun Jun 05, 2005 10:51 pm

Slightly better pic of PCB design:-

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I will probably get PCB transfer paper once complete. But you never know! Might end up doing it by hand! lol



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Postby Max M4X WW on Sun Jun 05, 2005 11:11 pm

Absolutley mental. I bet it gets really fustrating at times doing things like this but you will be really happy with yourself when its all done.
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