atts control unit
i need to know if the atts has a control unit separate from the ecu? i think it does,the wire harnesseshave the same part numbers, so it cant be in the ecu, because if it was it would have inputs somewhere. so if anyone has a clue where the atts control unit actually is on the car...that would be great, or if anyone alreaedy knows. thanks in advance
why if the engine has its own computer, it which is exactly the same as the base preludes computer? it has its own computer, which must be separate from the ecu, if it wasnt completely separate then the ecu's wire harness would have to be different to incompass the new inputs from all of the atts sensors. if its not the same, then i would assume that you could maybe run the obd1 h22a ecu (i dont know the name/partnumber) its pretty much the same right? just that it is a closed deck correct? please chime in people as long as theres flamin or bitchin.
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what inputs does it need from the ecu? i would assume that it would need to talk to the ecu only so that it knows when/if there is a cel or anything else that would let it know to disable itself.
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^that input right there. without my Helms i cant say for sure what else connections go between the main ECU and the ATTS ECU.
also, how are you going to mount the ATTS unit on an OBD1 block?
^that input right there. without my Helms i cant say for sure what else connections go between the main ECU and the ATTS ECU.
also, how are you going to mount the ATTS unit on an OBD1 block?
lets just say that was already taken care of. where can i get a copy of the helms manual? why would it not work w/o that single input...if thats the only real one that it needs? i doubt that atts would not be active if it was missing that one input to turn itself off. if it did need it and that was the only other input that it needed, then, (since every type of electrical signal is basicaly just a frequency...series of ons and offs right?) couldnt i just make something that would have the same frequency output as the disabling input from the ecu, then find out what the disable signal is and send that signal if there was ever a misfire or anything that would normally disable atts? im not the best with words, so if i need to re write just say so
sounds simple enough. goodluck with it.
i will check when i get home from work what all connections run between the 2 ecus, but for future reference
Helms.. http://www.helminc.com
or if you search you might find it free online somewhere, i have seen links on here before
i will check when i get home from work what all connections run between the 2 ecus, but for future reference
Helms.. http://www.helminc.com
or if you search you might find it free online somewhere, i have seen links on here before
after looking at the diagram, it just wont work without spending tons of $ and time. there are 4 main ECU connections, including (?)VREF, FI-TX, FI-RX and ICM. then you have the sensor connections like MAP sensor, Yaw rate sensor, front/rear wheel sensor, lateral g sensor, steering angle sensor. PLUS ABS, parking brake, and fuse box connections.
So unless your dropping an OBD1 into an SH body or have the time and money to swap all these sensors that are SH specific and add all the other connections, the only way to have ATTS is to buy an SH.
So unless your dropping an OBD1 into an SH body or have the time and money to swap all these sensors that are SH specific and add all the other connections, the only way to have ATTS is to buy an SH.
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