Sorry me again.
I installed a LC-1 controller and wide band sensor to my car but can't get a signal to the mega squirt. It's one of the later controllers so
doesn't need a resister,but I've tried it with and without.
I've tried Innovate 0-5 setting on the controller program and the megasquirt and the Innovate default on both.
Any ideas and things to try very welcome.
I feel that overtime and a rolling road session is on the cards.
Try running it through another calibration cycle, this fixed a very similar problem I had when I first installed mine. (As per my same comment on the
megasquirt _uk forum...!)
Listen, mine didn't work until I plugged the unused output with the little 1/8" resistor plug that came with the unit. I know you mentioned
that you don't need to do that, but mine was pretty new and I had to plug it. have you at least tried it? worth a try imho.
Graber
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Originally posted by piddy
Sorry me again.
I installed a LC-1 controller and wide band sensor to my car but can't get a signal to the mega squirt. It's one of the later controllers so doesn't need a resister,but I've tried it with and without.
I've tried Innovate 0-5 setting on the controller program and the megasquirt and the Innovate default on both.
Any ideas and things to try very welcome.
I feel that overtime and a rolling road session is on the cards.
sgraber.
Do you mean the little adapter looking thing? did you plug it into the In or out side?
GeoffT.
I will give it a try.
I 'think' the IN side....
quote:
Originally posted by piddy
sgraber.
Do you mean the little adapter looking thing? did you plug it into the In or out side?
Just read it now online. The F-ing manual, as TangoMan puts it, says to place the plug on the IN side. Insert the plug in the IN port and it should
work.
Graber