Yes, I think these are still readily available from the source JOT mentioned.

 

This source?: http://www.newark.com/jsp/search/pro...sp?SKU=85C1211

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Availability: 0
Lead Time 39 days
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EDIT:

Evo VIII Ecu Pins

Direct manufacturer link with distributor information: http://www.tycoelectronics.com/catalog/pn/en/175265-1

 

For 8's you can use pins from 2g Eclipses...i.e. going to a junkyard and cutting up a harness with a pigtail. Easy solution for those that "need it now" like me.

Hopefully within the next day or so I can get this setup on my car, it will be a life-saver since my serial output from my lc-1 seems rather picky when it wants to work, and when it does manage to connect it locks up within 5 minutes lol. Solid work guys!

 

Will this work for Mac Logger?

 

Absolutely.

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More info on this mac logger?

 

http://www.cs.unm.edu/~donour/cars/libmut/

donour wrote it.

 

Perfect... I was trying to find this thread today

 

Just saw this and figured I'd update t since they are back on stock:

Availability: 99,850


They are never out of stock for very long and there are other distributors online if you Google the part#175265-1, you should find some in a pinch

 

Hi all, I've spend a long time reading the forum to solve my problem, and I didn't find the solution.
I have an EDM Evo IX, rom 8884017 tephramod V5.5. When I modify MUT12 adress with 0x8409, my car start, and cut.... thanks for your help..

 

I've just upgrade my ECU with Tephra V6, seems to be ok...

 

OK, I have read this whole thread. Even though it says Zeitronix, the how-to is pretty LC-1 specific.

I want to hook up my Zeitronix so I can log AFR though the ECU.

Im running V5 so simulating the rear O2 is easy.

I believe I need to input one of the wires from the ZT2 to the ECU.

For an EVO 8, the input is pin 75 correct?

Also what wire do I use from the ZT2, as it has two outputs?

Then how do I log it exactly? I didnt see a specific eval formula.

I running 2.6 full btw.

 

bump

 

Yes, pin 75 is the correct one for rear o2. Just make sure you're looking at the diagram properly, because front and rear are next to each other. The input from your wideband needs to be a 0-5v range. I'm not sure if the zeitronix unit is programmable like the LC-1 is though, so it may be wire-specific and you'd have to consult your manual or some other source. The first few pages has most of the scaling specifics you need.

 

LOL see this is why I need a lil more zeitronix info to this how-to. I looked though this whole thread, every page and every post, but I didnt find the info I need. Unless I missed it, which I doubt.