What I've been working on... Turbo GP SOLD!
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Got to work on the MS today. I loaded the new firmware (MS2Extra) and loaded the new tuning software on the computer (TunerStudio). I spent a good bit of time transferring settings from one program to the other. Then I got to work building some of the circuits. I can't finish all of the board modifications until I test the current GMDIS setup with the new firmware and software. Hopefully I can test it this weekend. After that, I can finish the rest of the board modifications and install the coil near plug ignition. ---stoked---
Some pictures of the cam input circuit I built.
The lead thats sitting there not being used runs to JS10 for input to the processor. I'll run it after I test the DIS.
Some pictures of the cam input circuit I built.
The lead thats sitting there not being used runs to JS10 for input to the processor. I'll run it after I test the DIS.
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Here is the wiring diagram for the factory CNP ignition on the LX9.
Pin A B and C are spark inputs to drive the coils. Pin D is sensor ground back to the Megasquirt, Pin E is block ground and F is 12V with a 15A fuse.
Pin A B and C are spark inputs to drive the coils. Pin D is sensor ground back to the Megasquirt, Pin E is block ground and F is 12V with a 15A fuse.
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No, I certainly hope not. I thought it was less. Isn't the spark several tens of thousands of volts AC at low amps? Also, if you're thinking of a reason to say the new setup pulls more power, somehow the factory ignition setup from GM may be more efficient at converting voltage than an aftermarket setup. I wouldn't bet on it, but there'* something to chew on.
Also, thanks for the additional chart! This thread is just loaded with info!
Also, thanks for the additional chart! This thread is just loaded with info!
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Yep, I did a lot of research in this CNP thing. I'm trying to cram as much information in this thread as possible. That way if somebody comes across this someday and want'* to do the same mods, they'll know exactly what to do.
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Alright, the pullup circuits for the coils are built but not wired in. That finishes the circuits that need to be built. In the proto area I now have added 1 input circuit for the cam sensor, and 3 outputs for direct control of 6 coils in wasted spark.