vr ecu
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holden08
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Re: vr ecu
vs fan trigger wire f6 vr fan trigger c1 anyone think i could put vs wire f6 to terminal c1
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Dec_head
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Re: vr ecu
so the ose12 v6 cal will work using the vr computer with the vs bcm if setup to use vs antitheft in the tune wasn't sure.
I was aware that vn vp ecm's didn't support the antitheft signal and had slower baud rate datalogging so antitheft had to be disabled if using the vr tune.
what about if the vn vp ecm is fitted with the usb board for higher baud datalogging supplied by vl400 do they then support the antitheft or was that part of another circuit.
I was aware that vn vp ecm's didn't support the antitheft signal and had slower baud rate datalogging so antitheft had to be disabled if using the vr tune.
what about if the vn vp ecm is fitted with the usb board for higher baud datalogging supplied by vl400 do they then support the antitheft or was that part of another circuit.
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Jayme
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Re: vr ecu
holden08: im not 100% sure but triggering VS wire F6 with the VR C1 wire should work, but I think you should also trigger the other relay that is usually triggered by the BCM.
Dec_head - yes you can use the anti theft on a VN PCM if you use this board: https://pcmhacking.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=398
Dec_head - yes you can use the anti theft on a VN PCM if you use this board: https://pcmhacking.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=398
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Dec_head
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Re: vr ecu
Ah ok i have this one https://pcmhacking.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=164 fitted to a vn vp ecm do you know if it works for antitheft.
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Jayme
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Re: vr ecu
I might let VL400 answer for sure, but I dont think so.. that board redirects the comms to the USB, you need one that directs it back out the PCM pin so the BCM can connect to it.
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holden08
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Re: vr ecu
lol im getting confused i dont know nothing about the tuning or what the ose12 is
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Dec_head
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Re: vr ecu
ose12 is a custom based software designed to work with an nv ram and a delco computer
basically it allows you to make instant changes to the tune like the aftermarket computers do only in my opinion much better as it has more tables and functions suited to the holden.
And it has been forever improving fantastic stuff wth things like wideband learn as you drive it recalculates fuel mixtures and applies them as you drive.
Plenty of info in this forum if you want to learn more and people glad to help.
basically it allows you to make instant changes to the tune like the aftermarket computers do only in my opinion much better as it has more tables and functions suited to the holden.
And it has been forever improving fantastic stuff wth things like wideband learn as you drive it recalculates fuel mixtures and applies them as you drive.
Plenty of info in this forum if you want to learn more and people glad to help.
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VL400
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Re: vr ecu
No, you will need the SXR emulator that Jayme linked to.Dec_head wrote:Ah ok i have this one https://pcmhacking.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=164 fitted to a vn vp ecm do you know if it works for antitheft.
The selectable anti theft (VR or VS) in 12P changes the message that gets sent by the ECM to the BCM and also the expected response, V6 and V8 is the same message. Basically, if you have a VS BCM you need to use a memcal with a VS bin programmed to it if you want to keep the VATS - otherwise run a VR memcal with VATS disabled. If you use 12P then you can select VS anti-theft. The low speed fan will need to be wired differently regardless of which option you choose.
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holden08
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Re: vr ecu
if i use the vn ecu what will i need to use not worried about the vats some one just tell me easier way please and what needs to be done i just want a easy way for mafless and other things
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Dec_head
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Re: vr ecu
If you go mafless your going to need to retune it either way the easiest way would be with ose12 v6 cal nv ram wideband etc i would imagine.
Or somebody that has already done the mafless tune on an ecotech might be able to help you out.
Or somebody that has already done the mafless tune on an ecotech might be able to help you out.