Any more on what pin needs power?
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Guide to your OBD2 swap! Diagnostics and logging
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Shoot us an email to tuning@markertmotorworks.com And we can see if we can be of any assistance :) Looks like we did your ECU back in June.
Thanks Dave - let me try a few more things here before i get you guys on the horn. It appears winter has finally hit Cleveland here so the car's not going anywhere for a bit
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Great thread!! Just saw this. I'll be checking back in a few months after the e30's accident is repaired. Very interested in this stuff for both the obd2 e30 s52, and my e36 m52.
And yes dave I still plan on going with your tune after the e30 is back on the road!!!! :DLeave a comment:
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Shoot us an email to tuning@markertmotorworks.com And we can see if we can be of any assistance :) Looks like we did your ECU back in June.VIN on the ECU is EY74524.
I will look into the MAF issue and inspect it more closely to see if there's anything out of order there. I know the O2 sensors are goofy with the location of the connectors in relation to the sensors themselves (after reading many threads on the issue here!) - so I made sure they were connected in proper fashion. Still will double check though since the car was at the shop for two months...
Working on finding something Windows based so i can get these logs off my phone at some point....Leave a comment:
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romraider logger works decently for turbo logs other than boost/wideband AFR. It will log it, I just don't know how to hook it all up so RRlogger will read it.
megalogviewer works pretty well for reading. Took me a while to think to even try.Leave a comment:
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What's used to data log on turbo setups? Does RK or trm send you a logging device?
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I have the diag adapter and a Bluetooth reader. Doesn't seem to get power. Any more details on what wire needs power?
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Thanks for this thread. I got the wifi reader up and running with ODB Fusion, best $30 I've spent so far on this swap. Couple of questions:
1. My temp readings on ODB Fusion shows 240 regardless of what the actual temp gauge in my cluster shows. Car seems to be running at the right temp but I also get a P0116 Engine Coolant Temp Circuit Range Performance code. Not sure if this is normal for a swap with the M20 Temp sensor of if the ECU is not communicating the right temp?
2. I have a P0340 CPS circuit error as well, which is triggering my CEL. I think the CPS is actually going bad though. I checked the wiring etc. and I have a new one on the way.
3. The tach on ODB Fusion reads about 300 - 500 RPM higher than the tach in my cluster. I'm S52 swapped with an 8k tach overlay and the M5 coding plug in my cluster. I think my cluster is correct because according to it, the idle is solid at 600 RPM when idling. Not sure how to see which is right?
Note: My ECU has been previously water logged and I only recently got the Tach working by resoldering some connections. Dave, I'll be sending you a fresh non-water damaged ECU for you to tune on Monday.Leave a comment:
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VIN on the ECU is EY74524.
I will look into the MAF issue and inspect it more closely to see if there's anything out of order there. I know the O2 sensors are goofy with the location of the connectors in relation to the sensors themselves (after reading many threads on the issue here!) - so I made sure they were connected in proper fashion. Still will double check though since the car was at the shop for two months...
Working on finding something Windows based so i can get these logs off my phone at some point....Leave a comment:
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1:MAF being wrong/broken usually causes Fuel trim issues, MAF rarely codes.
2:I mean bank 1 plugged into bank 1 plug and vise versa. Theyre the oppsoite of what you think. Bank 1 plugs into the rear plug and bank 2 plugs into the front plug
3:Last 7 of VIN on ECU?
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1. Yep stock MAF that came w/ the engine. No MAF codes pulled that I'm aware of.
2. O2 sensors should be on properly - I triple checked all connections before i fired it up for the first time. No O2 sensor codes I'm aware of. That said, I will check the wiring again this weekend as the car was at the exhaust shop for 2 months - they should have only had to touch one of the manifolds but stranger things have happened, right?
3. Yours ;)Leave a comment:
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I have the ODBII port, so I bought the Wifi adapter you linked too.Leave a comment:
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Just ordered a wifi adapter and OBD Fusion for my phone / ipad. Looking to figure out more on the data logging once I get it all set up and gong. . .hint, hint. . .Leave a comment:
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You have an OBD2 port wired or are you using the 20 pin? The 20 pin setup may require having the switched power run to it though i dont know why. (pin 6 C101 usually)Leave a comment:

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