MembersPage/FPhil (2011-05-16 16:48:29)

3.5 years ago (!) when I first bought the VEMS 3.3, I had some project for my Volvo 850.

Since then I had a Maserati biturbo and so I was more involved during my spare time with mechanics than with electronics or software. Hopefully the car is 200km from where I live !

This page is now overloaded, so let's start to split thematically


VR - VR Trigger

This biturbo has an odd fire engine

so that the distributorless biturbos produced at the end were more easily equiped by Maserati with 2 ECUS, each one dealing 2with an 1/2 engine which is then 3 cylinders even fire.

Recently I aimed to use Vems to measure C0% at idle in order to fine tune the A/F potentiometer set on the Weber injection ECU.


Wiring

Document wiring here !!!

email conversation suggests serious miswiring (like fused grounds)

You should start from 0, documenting the whole setup

02/04/2011

Indeed it is a slow project. My Maserati biturbo my 1987 is now working fine and I am actually looking inside the eprom of ignition ECU (Marelli Microplex 602F).

From time to time I play with the Vems Ecu on a bench which is easy now thanks to Vemstune.

The engine car is 6 cylinders odd fire, sequence for ignition is 150°-90°-150°-90°-150-90°.

Triggers are 6 pins (30°-90°-30°-90°-30°-90°) on crank pulley, 2 pins on cam pulley 25° apart.

I made a .wav file for testing

https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0Bzteg8lQJZdWYmQ3ZTA3YjctZGY5Yy00NTc5LWE1OWQtOTljMmY5YjRkYTg1&hl=en&authkey=CJTa1IoG.

Does anyone know if Vems firmware is able to track this profile?


April 12 2011

This is great, Marcell has opened a new odd fire 6 cylinders page !! ;)

http://www.vems.hu/wiki/index.php?page=MembersPage%2FOddFireSixCyl"

There is a view for the ignition system of the biturbo there

http://www.eurospares.co.uk/partTable.asp?M=3&Mo=478&A=1&B=27127&S=

where you can see 2 of the 6 trigger poles which are set on the crank pulley.

The cam pulley can be seen here,

http://www.eurospares.co.uk/partTable.asp?M=3&Mo=478&A=1&B=27110&S=

however the 2 trigger poles are hidden.


April 28 2011

Info & To Do First

Some information about the ignition and injection system from Enrico's site

http://www.maserati-alfieri.co.uk/alfieri155-8-electrical-system.htm

As you can see the Ignitio interface is quite simple:

inputs : crank and cam triggers,pressure kpa, knock

outputs : driver to coilA, driver to coil B, solenoid boost valve

What do I aim first?