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'''Stage 0''' I thought I do the smallest first step possible: Install a genboard to get sensor data only. First time (this stage) I want to see that all the necessary input data is OK. These data are: *VR signal -RPM (need to share with motronic) *cam signal from ign wire -optional *MAP (sensor installation needed) *IAT (sensor installation needed) *CLT (need to share with motronic?) *WBO2 (sensor installation needed). If I can successfully get/share those signals, I can watch original working parameters and ready to go to stage 1. Tell me if I'm wrong with this. ---- '''Buy list''' * Wires and plugs -- got it (whole harness form junkyard) * Fuses and housing -- got it (whole harness form junkyard) * M18x1.5mm/thread nuts to weld into exhaust (for wbo2) -- got it * MAP sensor (guess 2.5 bar is fine), some pressure hose and T-shape fork * IAT sensor and some sort of mounting * GenBoard himself :) and rescue kits or whatever I need to power up * LCD and what else it needs * What is needed for ps/2 conn. * USB to RS232 I guess (notebook conn) * LM1815 chip (?) for cam signal * WBO2 sensor and connector * Anything else?
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