Fast Intentions Stage 2 TT build by MA-Motorsports.

Spooler

He was throwing MAP codes. Not MAF codes.

phunk

They are either wiring it wrong or ECUTEK is having an issue with hijacking the input. Wired correctly, ECU itself cant tell one sensor from another.

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Spooler

You need to steal the 5 volts from somewhere. On my car we took it from the rear O2 on the passenger side. It was throwing codes. This car took the 5volts from the map sensor. It started throwing map codes. The 370z ECU is totally different than the GTR ECU. I don't have to worry about that anymore. That ECU is in a box in my garage.

phunk

I would still guess the issues were related to wiring, probably how the sensors are being grounded, or just software setup issues.

All the ECU is aware of is the voltage/signal coming down the line. Of course, changing to a totally different sensor and use, your voltage/signal coming down the line can be way out of range, this would cause issues until the software is appropriately reconfigured.

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husam2012

The issue is definitely with the installer. We've sold over 20 kits that hijack the rear o2 for input and not a single one had issues or codes.

Ecutek is the way to go for 99% of builds, but most people don't know how to install things properly or tune it properly.

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Spooler

LOL

Spooler

I am so glad I don't have to deal with the factory ECU anymore and Ecutek.

phunk

Also since the secondary O2 sensors on the 370z are 1 volt sensors, I am not sure if its a great idea to try and use their input for a 5V sensor. Of course I have never tried it, but I don't know if ECUTEK makes it possible to turn those inputs into 5v or not. I would actually be curious. But perhaps this in itself is the issue you guys experienced trying to put a 5v pressure sensor on that secondary O2 input.

As for a car throwing MAP sensor codes when a coolant pressure sensor is on the MAP input, that must be either incorrect wiring or incorrect scaling in ECUTEK. Because a MAP sensor and a coolant pressure sensor are the same sensor when looking at aftermarket pressure sensors.

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Spooler

I have moved away from Ecutek. Done with that. I am so glad that I did.

phunk

Definitely no reason to look back. Just conversing about the possibilities of adding sensors with ECUTEK.

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Spooler

He is going to replace the MAP sensor. If it does like what happened to me when I replaced the O2 sensors it will be back. It's wired up like the GTR guys do for coolant pressure.

Spooler

Well, the new MAP sensor didn't fix it. Three choices, to turn the codes off and fly blind, Remove the coolant pressure sensor, or go to an Emtron.

Spooler

I have the following extra sensors hooked up that I can log. Ecutek can't handle all this. I had posted it previously.

Fuel Pressure
Oil Pressure
Coolant Pressure
4- IAT's 2 pre CAC and 2 close to the throttle bodies.
2- EMAP sensors
6- EGT sensors. 1 per cylinder in the exhaust manifolds.
The 2nd fuel pump is controlled by the Emtron. No more Hobs switch for me.
2- Bosch Motorsports lambda sensors
I had to add 2 extra boxes for all the additional sensors.
Custom Motorsport wiring harness for all the above.

Spooler

This is very typical in the VQ community. You tell them why you are doing what you do and they won't believe you. They have to follow everybody else off the end of the pier. Ya'll have fun. I am just about done with all this nonsense.

ZontheRocks

We all look forward to hearing from you again in a few hours.

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