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superedan wrote: ↑Thu Oct 31, 2024 7:50 am Use an OBD-II scanner to read the codes. Research the specific codes to diagnose the issue, which might be related to improper connections or settings that need to be adjusted in the software. Drive Mad

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If you still have the old Syvecs....temporarily power it up and hook up the CAN to it ? I made up a bench test lead for mine so I could play with it out of the car for testing bits and pieces. The ecu would just need power, the two CAN wires to the GPS unit, and of course ethernet 4 wires so you can...

Ahh, there are specific instructions.

Not sure then. Certainly mine can pick up a GPS signal in the garage, not great but usually something.

That said, totally stumped on a car with an AIM dash and GPS...it just doesn't want to work lol.

your first image shows CAN base at 0690 ?

Does the GPS stuff not start at 0680 ?

Whatever is happening, the gear pot is seeing movement as is clear from the irregular line.

a screenshot tells little, however.

Do you have the voltages set dead correct ?

You show a screenshot where it appears to be in 5th gear, showing a voltage of 1.555v....yet you have the voltage set for 5th at 1.205v.

That makes zero sense.

If you can achieve an external antenna, it will always be best.

But on my cars, I just stick them on the dash at the front windscreen. They seem to work ok there. ( not their 100hz specifically, but gps stuff, vbox, dash etc )

There will be another trigger in there too for phase/sync ID as well as that visible at the front

I would strongly recommend moving to a crank trigger with a missing tooth, instead of using that 24T trigger on the camshaft.

You will still need the phase/sync trigger inside the dizzy either way

shmed wrote: ↑Sat Sep 21, 2024 9:07 pm https://shop.battlegarage-rs.com/produc ... ck-off-cap

I would assume that is just because you are COP now. The trigger mechanisms will still be inside the dizzy body

To have proper sequential injection, knock control etc etc you need a phase sync. So there must be a cam trigger somewhere.