Building a Porsche 3,0l 944 turbo
Now the details that affect VEMS specs and installation.
- original Bosch Motronic sensors will be used
- water temp x2 , oil press, knock
- exceptions are MAT and MAP, these will be from VEMS web shop
- original wiring loom will be used
- fuel injectors are SiemensDeka
- Static Flow Rate (GAS): 86 lb/hr @ 43.5PSI (300kPa) = 903cc/min, 10.88g/s
- Coil Resistance: 2.35 Ohms / Low Impedance / Low-Z
- Ignition for starters wasted spark, with option to COP
- TPS will most likely be the one that comes with ITBs
- For trigger see below
Trigger
Porsche 944 turbo trigger:
- 132teeth on flywheel -VR sensor
- Crank home (1 pin on flywheel 24.5 tooth, ie 66.8 dec BTDC 24.5 x 2.7272 deg, if i remember right) -VR sensor.
- No cam sensor
- And no missing teeth anywhere!
- Ignition sequence: 1-3-4-2
I.e. trigger is 132+1
Shopping list
Assembled v3.3 controller
- 1-wire interface no
- ignition driver 4
- Knock and EGT yes
- LCD and PS2 yes
- MAP connection 400kPa onboard (6/4mm pneumatic)
- mounting-style screws
- PowerFlyback yes
- primary_trigger VR
- secondary_trigger Auditrigger
- EconoSeal36-Wire
- Econoseal18-Wire
- EGT sensor (K-type) Size 6mm
- K-thermocouple connector
- mounting-style panel-mount
- Sex pair
- mounting-style flyback
- Sex pair
- Wideband O2 sensor
- Wideband connector
- With wire with crimped wires
- MAT sensor
- Pneumatic valve 3way
Specifications:
Board_version=v3.3
Serial_nr= 748
pump-= 4.16V
wbo2_pump_pw_zero=0x67
wbo2_nernstdc_target=0x86
pump+= -3.3mV/200 Ohm
AREF=4.9V
(C103=1nF, no D100)
Firmware 1.1.24
http://www.vems.hu/download/v3/firmware/
This is how I made the version of MegaTune I'm currently using ( got these instructions, I didn't make them up myself ). There was a conflict inMegaTune's files, which caused erratic PW indication. It was solved with this:
I downloaded http://www.vems.hu/download/v3/firmware/v3_firmware_1.1.24.zip, unzipped and copied doc\megatune\vemsv3.ini -file. Then I downloaded http://vems.hu/www.vems.co.uk/VEMSTech/VemsMT1.1.23rc.zip, unzipped and wrote over MegaTune2.25\mtCfg -folder's vemsv3.ini -file with that previous .ini-file.
Part of config, I'm running this trigger with div_by_2 with these settings:
primary_trigger=C3
secondary_trigger=19
tooth_wheel=42
trigger_tooth=01
another_trigger_tooth=21
crank_minper=33
tooth_wheel_twidth1=16
tooth_wheel_twidth2=00
cam_sync_r_edge_phase=00
cam_sync_f_edge_phase=00
reset_engphase_after=40
ign_tdcdelay=2C
ign_dwell14=27
ign_dwell6=CC
ign_crank_advance=20
ign_out=70
ignchmax=03
Auditrigger was initially according to PhatBob's instructions:
EC36#27 VR+ ( primary ) = CRANK speed sensor
EC36#13 VR+ ( secondary ) = reference sensor (whel HALL!)
EC36#26 VR- ( primary & secondary )
but changed to
EC36#27 VR+ ( primary ), = CRANK speed sensor
EC18#12 VR- ( secondary ), = VR reference sensor
EC36#26 VR- ( primary )
EC36#26 VR+ ( secondary )
after discussions with Miska. So installation instructions should be updated considering this part.
Configuration:
Tables:
Some files:
http://www.vems.hu/files/MembersPage/PeteKrgr/VEMS+check+files.zip
Not the latest ones, but from the beginning of Dec/07.
Pictures:
History:
Update 16-11-2007
Finally I've managed to get the car idling well, there's been both mechanical and program related problems. Now triggering issues are solved and VEMS is definately suitable also for this kind of installation.
I would like to thak all those who have helped me with my project!!
Next update will arrive as soon as there's something to update...
Issue report 13-12-07
Engine idles well and is tuneable, but stalls when trying to increase rpm. It doesn't matter if you try to open the throttle slowly or rev it. 1600-1800 is the borderline, no rpm higher. Idle limit is exceeded ( 3 vs 7 % ). From links above can be found almost all relevant data, except scoped trigger signal. The data is not Thee latest one, but the phenomena is there. There's also VEMSLogger files and two trigger logs, one from cranking and and the other one when it stalls. I'll try to post more data, including the mcd.txt, in the near future.