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JonDouglas 07-19-2006 08:14 PM

Re: Purchased HondaLog - Will not Log???
 
If you decide to use CROME and Freelog then you need to either leave out J12 or have a way to disconnect it. I have J12 on my ECU set up on a switch for this reason. That way I can datalog with whatever program I choose to use.

StinkyFeet 07-19-2006 09:49 PM

Re: Purchased HondaLog - Will not Log???
 
WOW :o
You are full of great info... ;D
Thanks alot man, Its helped a ton. I found the baude rate setting as soon as I plugged in my ecu. I also cut j12, and it started sending me info (yay).
I think the reason im getting info on uberdata with j12 snipped is cause the chip is chrome... and besides, uberdata seems to misinterprite a few settings (ie mph, tps) and it doesn't display map, or iat.

O yea, and ECUcontrol works great, and reads everything w/o issues. I will thy the other program you suggested. I need to invest in a chip burner tho. Thanks again for all your help

Walter 07-20-2006 04:36 PM

Re: Purchased HondaLog - Will not Log???
 

Originally Posted by snm95ls
If you decide to use CROME and Freelog then you need to either leave out J12 or have a way to disconnect it. I have J12 on my ECU set up on a switch for this reason. That way I can datalog with whatever program I choose to use.

how did you do a switch for j12¿?

JonDouglas 07-20-2006 05:30 PM

Re: Purchased HondaLog - Will not Log???
 
I took some .100 spacing pin header and broke off a section of 3 pins. Then I pulled the pin in th middle out as it is not neded. I took the connectors from an old PC case and modified them to work with the pin headers I soldered onto my ECU. I did this with both J1 and J12. You need a connector with a least 3 cavities. It can have more but you only need 3. You can easily cut the extra cavities off with a pair of side cutters and clean up th cut with a razor knife. If the wires are not the correct places< the cavitie on each end of the connector, They can easily be moced to the correct position. All you need is a pick or some other small pointed object to release the pins from the connector body. Then I simply drilled a hole in the side of the case, with the board completely removed, for a mini toggle swatch. I soldered the leads from my connectors to the switches.


[img width=600]http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid206/p08299183e95ef396b7b9984e35f6f8f0/eeca4d19.jpg[/img]

Kinda hard to see from this pic but you get the idea. If you are really interesed thenI can try to get some better pics.

StinkyFeet 07-20-2006 05:34 PM

Re: Purchased HondaLog - Will not Log???
 
nice write up..
What is the big board with the orange/white (presumed to be for j1 switch) wires running under it?

JonDouglas 07-20-2006 05:37 PM

Re: Purchased HondaLog - Will not Log???
 
Thanks. I wish I was the first one to think of switching the jumpers but I first saw it done on pgmfi.org

That board is the knock board. tThe wires don't actually run to it. The wires are run to my J1 switch.

StinkyFeet 07-20-2006 05:42 PM

Re: Purchased HondaLog - Will not Log???
 
yea, I noticed that was for j1 switch right after I posted. I wonder if you could find DIP switches, that you could wire all your jumpers to. Just a thought.
Also, speeking of ecu mods. Im trying to come up with a way to put a little door for the ecu chip. So you dont have to take the whole cover off, everytime you need to switch chips. Put some hinges on it, and a little latch. I think it would be cool.

JonDouglas 07-20-2006 05:46 PM

Re: Purchased HondaLog - Will not Log???
 
Haha. Yeah that is a pretty good idea. The way you see my ECU in that picture is the way it has been sitting in the car for the past 2 months. ;D

Walter 07-20-2006 05:51 PM

Re: Purchased HondaLog - Will not Log???
 

Originally Posted by snm95ls
I took some .100 spacing pin header and broke off a section of 3 pins. Then I pulled the pin in th middle out as it is not neded. I took the connectors from an old PC case and modified them to work with the pin headers I soldered onto my ECU. I did this with both J1 and J12. You need a connector with a least 3 cavities. It can have more but you only need 3. You can easily cut the extra cavities off with a pair of side cutters and clean up th cut with a razor knife. If the wires are not the correct places< the cavitie on each end of the connector, They can easily be moced to the correct position. All you need is a pick or some other small pointed object to release the pins from the connector body. Then I simply drilled a hole in the side of the case, with the board completely removed, for a mini toggle swatch. I soldered the leads from my connectors to the switches.


[img width=600]http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid206/p08299183e95ef396b7b9984e35f6f8f0/eeca4d19.jpg[/img]

Kinda hard to see from this pic but you get the idea. If you are really interesed thenI can try to get some better pics.

awesome! yeah, if you can to make more pics ill appreciate it! ;)

thank you !

StinkyFeet 07-20-2006 11:10 PM

Re: Purchased HondaLog - Will not Log???
 
is that thing obdII?? or 0?? Ive never seen it monted that way (except in my old 91 hatch)


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