apexi boost controller avc-r to a L6 ecu
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apexi boost controller avc-r to a L6 ecu
i have decided to upgrade my boost control on my 89 2wd saff cossie to an universal electronic apexi version, looking at the fitting instructions it doesnt look too bad, i have one problem, it splices into ecu wires and i dont kno which wires do wat on a l6 ecu.
rather than me testing the wires for a few hours, it would be appreciated if anyone could supply me with a detailed ecu pin diagram.
the specific wires i need are:
ign power
rpm signal
injector signal
earth
throttle signal
speed signal
as there are no instructions for a cosworth and only jap cars, any additional problems/ information would be greatly appreciated
thanks
cossiedaz
rather than me testing the wires for a few hours, it would be appreciated if anyone could supply me with a detailed ecu pin diagram.
the specific wires i need are:
ign power
rpm signal
injector signal
earth
throttle signal
speed signal
as there are no instructions for a cosworth and only jap cars, any additional problems/ information would be greatly appreciated
thanks
cossiedaz
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ign power 20 i think , check with multi-meter
rpm signal Splice in wire from Tacho - think this green? (may cause signal to be wrong on tacho, don't know as i use the AVC-R as my tacho)
injector signal Don't need if using RPM (best way IMO)
earth 1 or 19 - again check with multimeter (if you also wire in the scramble switch - much recommended use the same earth for this)
throttle signal 17
speed signal N/A on L6 as standard
Not 100% sure as its from a scribbled diagram i have here, but all points are easily checked as yu do it if you use a mulimeter and the AVC-R also has a diagnosise menu to see if you have the sensors set correctly.
HTH
rpm signal Splice in wire from Tacho - think this green? (may cause signal to be wrong on tacho, don't know as i use the AVC-R as my tacho)
injector signal Don't need if using RPM (best way IMO)
earth 1 or 19 - again check with multimeter (if you also wire in the scramble switch - much recommended use the same earth for this)
throttle signal 17
speed signal N/A on L6 as standard
Not 100% sure as its from a scribbled diagram i have here, but all points are easily checked as yu do it if you use a mulimeter and the AVC-R also has a diagnosise menu to see if you have the sensors set correctly.
HTH
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thanks for the info m8, did you have any problems with the avcr on your car?
i gather i dont require the existing amal valve too
i gather i dont require the existing amal valve too
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the throttle reading is permanently showing 100%, weird stuff, i have double checked the wiring and i have connected the correct wire to 17.
any ideas?
plus how the hell do i adjust the boost with it? i've tried adjusting the a and b settings but it makes no difference, it wont run anymore than 1.5 kg/cm of boost (according to conversion charts about 22psi)
and it doesnt always go this high
i am running a t35 hybrid with an almost fully wound in actuator rod on a -34, before the avcr i could run at least 28 psi if i wanted to through 2 stage amal valve
any ideas?
plus how the hell do i adjust the boost with it? i've tried adjusting the a and b settings but it makes no difference, it wont run anymore than 1.5 kg/cm of boost (according to conversion charts about 22psi)
and it doesnt always go this high
i am running a t35 hybrid with an almost fully wound in actuator rod on a -34, before the avcr i could run at least 28 psi if i wanted to through 2 stage amal valve
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all sorted!!!!!, i had the pipes on the solenoid the wrong way!!! bloody japanese instructions, the throttle sensor just had the wrong setting!!
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When i set mine up ai had A as high boost setting (dry conditions) and B as lower boost (wet setting) or if someone else was driving
Also scramble switch was set with a rising rate of boost for a couple of seconds to act as a type of launch control so that it didn't rip tyres and gearboxes apart.
Also scramble switch was set with a rising rate of boost for a couple of seconds to act as a type of launch control so that it didn't rip tyres and gearboxes apart.
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