Dr.Boost

I'm seeing a few differences on the inside. On the P05 there is a resistor at R52 that the P06 doesn't have. Is that going to make a difference? Should I remove it? Any drawbacks to using the P05 instead of the P06?

Also, where does the 4 pin CN Datalogging Header go? I've looked in a few different write-ups and nobody seems to say where it goes.


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Dr.Boost

Ok, I think I found out where to put the 4 pin header, CN2? I see 5 pins though. Which ones do I use? The first 4?

Also, why would I have to covert to a 4 wire o2 sensor with the P05? Why couldn't I just use the 1 wire o2? Or can I?
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tranceminister

Doc, yes your dataloging port is going to be wired into the CN2 port. As for which holes to de solder that depends on how your going to be dataloging. USB? or Serial?

Chris Harris

Put the header in pins 1-4.

I dont think you will have any problems running the P05 ECU...didnt you just buy a WB too? You can feed it a narrowband signal so you shouldnt have to convert to the 4-wire O2.

turbohf

i use a P05 to datalogg all the time, never have a problem with it...modified just the same as my P06 that i have too...

Dr.Boost

Thanks alot guys.
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biggmike

I have a P05 too how u tell if its a auto or manual? ****** on ebay said it was P06 but I got a P05.

juli0_bustamante

woo hoo i can datalog too. I just got my Max232 chip or is it the 233 i forget, it works! i hooled it up to the laptop and i get load of info. however i cant get it to work with TE only ECU control.

turbohf

Dr.Boost

^^^^^Mine doesn't have any of those.
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