My Megasquirt is done but it's already practically outdated.-PCB version v2.2 with an MS1 processor. It's been done for a long time but I made changes to the wiring harness and it's sat since. My tack welds ont he distributor popped off and I just never bothered to mess with it.
Tack welds? what disty are you using?
'91 GT Running again! - $55 engine on MS ftw
'96 accord beater - $500 + $500 in parts.
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Yeah, no kidding. All you need to do is remove the everything out of the GT Disty under the rotor except the bottom wheel, grind two teeth off of it and get it as close to the pickup as possible...until you feel the magnetic field when you spin the distributor shaft.
I'm going to I think. I haven't driven the MX6 in a year this March, besides last week when I pulled it into the garage. I'd go out and start it and rive it up and down the street but it hasn't had registration or smog in over a year. My plan was/is to get it legal again and start on my MS too. My harness is a little different than d0z so I think I'll take pictures and put it in this thread too.[/end hijack]
meh....brandon made 400whp for years on a ms1 2.2. it definitely ran and started up much better than my 1st gen on ms1 v3 on high res code. outdated or not, you can still get a very good tune out of it if you know what you're doing
I have a turboed 94 probe and i have the megasquirt I v3.0 for it assembled and all i just need a diagram or instructions on how to wire it to my car. i dont know if its the same as described in this thread or not....i basically just need it to run my fuel injectors because they are bigger due to the turbo and allow too much fuel in so it wont run really at all unless in high rpm's if you could help that'd be great or even a site showing a diagram or giving instructions.
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