EDIS runs w/SAW unplugged, dies w/SAW plugged in
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EDIS runs w/SAW unplugged, dies w/SAW plugged in
The Bug starts instantly and easily with the SAW wire unplugged (perfect 10 degrees BTDC) but will not start with it plugged in. If I start the engine with the SAW unplugged and then plug it in, the engine dies.
I did the v2.2 board mods for taking SAW signal from LED 17 according to the instructions at megasquirt.sf.net/extra. MegaTune is set to the parameters listed there, as well.
The troubleshooting guide doesn't mention this particular problem and a search didn't turn up anything.
EDIT: Ok ... when the SAW wire is plugged in, the fuel pump shuts off when I crank. The fuel pump will run when I turn the ignition to "ON", but as soon as I turn it over to crank, it stops running and does not start running until I let it go back to "ON". However, when the SAW wire is unplugged, the fuel pump continues to run during cranking.
WTF?
EDIT 2: I used the board mods on the main page (remove D5, D8, R10, etc.). However, I see now a link for EDIS4 for "old users using the old wiring". That is completely different. Is that what I should have used?
I did the v2.2 board mods for taking SAW signal from LED 17 according to the instructions at megasquirt.sf.net/extra. MegaTune is set to the parameters listed there, as well.
The troubleshooting guide doesn't mention this particular problem and a search didn't turn up anything.
EDIT: Ok ... when the SAW wire is plugged in, the fuel pump shuts off when I crank. The fuel pump will run when I turn the ignition to "ON", but as soon as I turn it over to crank, it stops running and does not start running until I let it go back to "ON". However, when the SAW wire is unplugged, the fuel pump continues to run during cranking.
WTF?
EDIT 2: I used the board mods on the main page (remove D5, D8, R10, etc.). However, I see now a link for EDIS4 for "old users using the old wiring". That is completely different. Is that what I should have used?
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Re: EDIS runs w/SAW unplugged, dies w/SAW plugged in
Check the external wiring of your SAW wire - it sounds like you have it connected to +12v or something?
Regarding the "old user" thing. This doesn't refer to your age, it is whether you wired your board three years ago with the very first incarnation of the MegasquirtnEDIS firmware. I've updated the webpage.
James
Regarding the "old user" thing. This doesn't refer to your age, it is whether you wired your board three years ago with the very first incarnation of the MegasquirtnEDIS firmware. I've updated the webpage.
James
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Re: EDIS runs w/SAW unplugged, dies w/SAW plugged in
That certainly seems to be the case. When the SAW wire is plugged in, it appears to be cycling the main power relay along with the ignition.jsmcortina wrote:Check the external wiring of your SAW wire - it sounds like you have it connected to +12v or something?James
I.e., the fuel pump and MS unit switch on and off along with the ignition pulses.
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