"55. ECU A to D error. Check ECU grounds, or excessive input voltage."
That could be the source of the baro taking a dive. Check the battery voltage while you are at it, alternator reg might be bad and over volting the system.
Dedicated Baro sensor for '808
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looked at the log, there are a number of baro drop outs and few map ones too. I spotted a spark advance drop out as well, the battery voltage seems unstable and low as well, bouncing around 12.8 to 13.2 mostly.
I would check the ground connections on the front of the block as well as the main ground from the engine mount to the body and battery. Double check the alternator is working, it should be 13.8 to about 14.2v
I would check the ground connections on the front of the block as well as the main ground from the engine mount to the body and battery. Double check the alternator is working, it should be 13.8 to about 14.2v
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Voltage across battery terminals is 13.8-13.9V at idle and when engine revs are increased.
Logged Battery voltage is 12.8-13.2V
Engine earths checked:
Head - ECU Earth passenger side
Head - ECU Earth driver's side
Head - firewall engine rear
Engine mount - chassis driver's side
Engine mount - chassis to battery passenger side
Battery - head passenger side
None are loose.
The BARO spike still occurs when 2nd MAP is plugged in and when it is unplugged.
Logged Battery voltage is 12.8-13.2V
Engine earths checked:
Head - ECU Earth passenger side
Head - ECU Earth driver's side
Head - firewall engine rear
Engine mount - chassis driver's side
Engine mount - chassis to battery passenger side
Battery - head passenger side
None are loose.
The BARO spike still occurs when 2nd MAP is plugged in and when it is unplugged.
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Re: Dedicated Baro sensor for '808
Check the connectors at the ECU, if not try a different ECU and see.
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Re: Dedicated Baro sensor for '808
First thing I would do is a voltage drop from the battery negative post and the alternator outer casing with the engine running and lights on. No more than 0.2 volts. After that it's measuring voltage drops between the battery positive and ECU positives (no more than 0.5 volts) and ECU negatives and battery negative posts.