Which ROMID's have ICS
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This is a good point that I should have mentioned when I originally posted; I'm pretty sure the code and tables for controlling the ICS are there, so assuming the necessary hardware is in place on the ECU itself, adding a switch to pins 91 and 44 ought to do the job, no?
He'll have to explain depending on how he's going about the coding.
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Yeah unfortunatley I dont think the ICS code is in 88590013/4/5 - I think I checked before... 
Still that shouldn't matter too much as I have a simplified cut down version of button handler which I used ages and ages ago.
Still need to know if everyone is in favour of wiring in a switch OR finding a stock hardware way of doing it... Need some more suggestions ppl
Still that shouldn't matter too much as I have a simplified cut down version of button handler which I used ages and ages ago.
Still need to know if everyone is in favour of wiring in a switch OR finding a stock hardware way of doing it... Need some more suggestions ppl
You need a momentary push button switch to mimic the stock ICS switch. If you end up changing the code so it can be set to be an on/off switch (one that lights up when on) configuartion in the ECU I think that would be cool (and helpful for the alky kit failsafe guys 
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Yeah unfortunatley I dont think the ICS code is in 88590013/4/5 - I think I checked before...
Still that shouldn't matter too much as I have a simplified cut down version of button handler which I used ages and ages ago.
Still need to know if everyone is in favour of wiring in a switch OR finding a stock hardware way of doing it... Need some more suggestions ppl
Still that shouldn't matter too much as I have a simplified cut down version of button handler which I used ages and ages ago.
Still need to know if everyone is in favour of wiring in a switch OR finding a stock hardware way of doing it... Need some more suggestions ppl
I am pretty positive it's all there, unless something is wierd in my maps that I have. I just full tuned a 88590015 last weekend, and I swear I remember all of the ICS still being there, and wondering why Mitsu never took it out. I will have to make sure all of the maps read correctly and what not now.
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I am pretty positive it's all there, unless something is wierd in my maps that I have. I just full tuned a 88590015 last weekend, and I swear I remember all of the ICS still being there, and wondering why Mitsu never took it out. I will have to make sure all of the maps read correctly and what not now.
I'm not seeing where the map locations are referenced in the 88590015 code so it sure doesn't look like it's there, (unless the defs in ECUFlash are wrong).
Doesn't appear to be in the 88590015 code but I defer to tephra from lurking here long enough to know to take his word for it.
Putting data in a location doesn't mean it's ever referenced - sort of like buying a book, putting it on your shelf, and never reading it.
Oh... and I prefer the stock hardware way of doing it simply because it's a bit more elegant (and I'm lazy).