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Re: Inline 6 on a 0411?

Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2021 6:08 am
by Holden202T
thats interesting, stock jeep dizzy is perfect for the conversion!

Re: Inline 6 on a 0411?

Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2021 7:26 am
by Thorwon
Holden202T wrote:thats interesting, stock jeep dizzy is perfect for the conversion!

Well you do need to rotate the trigger wheel. It's held in place with a roll pin. I just knocked it out and redrilled the plastic collar that holds it in place.
I set the dizzy in the engine, with it at TDC #1. Then I positioned the trigger wheel where it should be just entering the pickup. I marked it and drilled it for the roll pin.
Like I said, I just guessed where it needed to be. :thumbup:

Re: Inline 6 on a 0411?

Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2021 7:45 am
by Thorwon
Ok, I may have an issue with my computer. The "high speed cooling fan relay control" wire from the computer is not turning the fan on. It's wire # 33 in the green plug. It should ground the relay and turn the fan on at the set temp. When the engine gets to the set temp the relay clicks on and off repeatedly.
I've tried three different relays with the same result.

If I put my voltmeter on the wire it shows no voltage from battery neg to the wire. With battery pos to the wire it shows full battery voltage. Which is what it should show.
But when I hook the fan up it just clicks on and off repeatedly.

Do you think the circuit in the computer can be bad and give these symptoms?

Re: Inline 6 on a 0411?

Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2021 11:41 am
by Thorwon
I got it. It was switched wrong in the tune.

Re: Inline 6 on a 0411?

Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2021 7:13 pm
by antus
This a great thread. Nothing to add, just wanted to give a thumbs up and let you know that your groundwork is awesome and I think a lot of people will emulate this, whether its on Jeeps, or other 6 cylinder engines. Thanks for shareing! :thumbup:

Re: Inline 6 on a 0411?

Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2021 11:58 pm
by Thorwon
antus wrote:This a great thread. Nothing to add, just wanted to give a thumbs up and let you know that your groundwork is awesome and I think a lot of people will emulate this, whether its on Jeeps, or other 6 cylinder engines. Thanks for shareing! :thumbup:
I've been on this site for almost 3 years now and I've learned a lot just from reading.
I really like the way members jump in to help people that are having issues.

I am planning to do a similar mod to my 87 YJ. It has a factory TBI on it now. But I'm planning to change it to port fuel injection.
I also plan to run it on a 0411 and a V8 tune. That way I can run coil near plug.
Anyway I'll post it when I do get started on it.

Thanks to all the members who have helped me with this. :punk:

Re: Inline 6 on a 0411?

Posted: Wed Nov 10, 2021 7:01 pm
by Dylan
Please share any future builds we love seeing these newer ECU used in new ways

Re: Inline 6 on a 0411?

Posted: Tue Nov 30, 2021 3:03 pm
by ShorTuning
Thorwon wrote:So I got the O2 sensor hooked up today and on the short test run I made it really helped it. I'll be driving it about 60 miles tomorrow, so we'll see how it does.
I'm running one O2 with it hooked to the input to both bank 1 sensor 1 and bank 2 sensor 1. I'm using bank 1 sensor 1 12v to heat it. I turned the DTC off for the other O2.
I've also got the fans running off the computer. :punk:
So depending on which OS you have there are settings in the bin to determine whether it is a banked engine or single bank engine. Dual bank is the default obviously in which case the injector bank assignment is then used to determine which injectors are adjusted to which bank. Setting the dual bank mode to disable/off then assigning all of the injectors to bank 1 will force all fuel trim corrections to the bank 1 sensor and adjust PW for all the injectors assigned on bank 1.

Re: Inline 6 on a 0411?

Posted: Wed Dec 01, 2021 2:04 am
by Thorwon
ShorTuning wrote:
Thorwon wrote:So I got the O2 sensor hooked up today and on the short test run I made it really helped it. I'll be driving it about 60 miles tomorrow, so we'll see how it does.
I'm running one O2 with it hooked to the input to both bank 1 sensor 1 and bank 2 sensor 1. I'm using bank 1 sensor 1 12v to heat it. I turned the DTC off for the other O2.
I've also got the fans running off the computer. :punk:
So depending on which OS you have there are settings in the bin to determine whether it is a banked engine or single bank engine. Dual bank is the default obviously in which case the injector bank assignment is then used to determine which injectors are adjusted to which bank. Setting the dual bank mode to disable/off then assigning all of the injectors to bank 1 will force all fuel trim corrections to the bank 1 sensor and adjust PW for all the injectors assigned on bank 1.
Thanks for the info. I had this info given to me on another forum. The PCM I ended up using is a P59 with OS 12587603. So it has this capability.
When I made these changes It didn't like it at all. lol
It started running really rich and sounded like it had a dead miss when it was accelerating.
I know the change shouldn't make it do that but it did.