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Old 10-26-2013, 10:12 AM
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Cool I think you're making progress

You are making progress right.

I can hear your voice in the post

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please share the experience of your lesson. Its good tech. Before you forget what happened.
Hey Vince! So this may only be a PSI harness configuration and like I said, John is always there for support. My issues are switched fan runs on start up, OBDII is not able to be read w a code reader or HP Tuners, check engine light does not come on momentarily upon start up, and the Tach is not reading a signal from the computer.

Sounds like a system meltdown right?

It's a ground and a resister issue and that's about it.

The car electrical system is currently is ground to the frame and the motor. To test it we ran a ground from the E38 computer to the battery. Also checked the pin outs:

OBDII Port:

POSITION 4 TO GROUND
POSITION 5 TO GROUND
POSITION 6 TO BLACK ECM CONNECTOR POSITION 28
POSITION 14 TO BLACK ECM CONNECTOR POSITION 27
POSITION 16 IS SWITCHED 12-VOLTS

Here's the Autometer Tach/resistor issue.

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Old 10-28-2013, 08:39 PM
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Engine sounds great in that video, looking forward to more.
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