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Originally Posted by racerx9146
Phil
The parameters you found seem to work fine with my American SVX rom 722525. I just got it working last night so still playing. The data "looks" right. Sure makes adjusting the TPS easy!
One bug in Kevins software (which is not a problem for you) is when I set the option for standard units (Mile and Fahrenheit) i get no data. Maybe I did something wrong, will check tonight.
John
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Fantastic! Thanks for the report.
I was able to test my adapter on two other SVXes at our recent meet. So far I have the following reports:
92 JDM VL (mine) = ECU - no, TCU - yes
94 JDM S40ii (mine) = ECU - yes, TCU - yes
92 JDM VL (Ron) = ECU - no, TCU - yes
92 JDM VL (SVXistentialist) = ECU - yes, TCU - yes
95 UK (SVXistentialist) = ECU - no, TCU - yes
92 USDM (UPnorth362) = ECU - no
94 USDM (UPnorth362) = ECU - yes
92 USDM (racerx9146) = ECU - yes
The interesting thing for me is that there are different results for identical cars. This seems to confirm what I have suspected all along that there isn't a different system on the early models. Some ECUs are just plain faulty. I reckon that the signal they produce is slightly too out-of-spec or noisy for the converter chip to handle. Unfortunately I don't have sufficient electronics skills to troubleshoot it. It's possible that those cars wouldn't work on a proper Subaru Select Monitor either.
I asked Kevin if he would be willing to give me the source code for his software so that I could add some extra features - like being able to see both O2 sensors at the same time. But he wasn't willing to let me have it. I notice that he posted a new version in June, presumably with some bug fixes.
Phil.
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