2006 Eclipse, manual trans, V6
Jun 4, 2009, 04:08 PM
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2006 Eclipse, manual trans, V6
Has anyone been able to connect and tune one of these cars with ECU flash?
I'm setting ours up to road race full time and would like to get into the ECU. I've tried and get a incorrect kernel code.
Thanks for any help.
I'm setting ours up to road race full time and would like to get into the ECU. I've tried and get a incorrect kernel code.
Thanks for any help.
Jun 4, 2009, 05:05 PM
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I couldnt find the read write wiring to wire up the white connector. It definitely is OBD2 and not CAN as I tried the OP2 on it just to see. I have a customer or 2 that would also like to have some access to their ECU. For some reason the Auto is supported, so maybe an Auto ECU swap?
Jun 4, 2009, 06:34 PM
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correct me if i am wrong but from what i get from this is that it is CAN.
http://tearstone.com/eclipsefsm/2006...002300-54C.pdf
http://tearstone.com/eclipsefsm/2006...002300-54C.pdf
Jun 4, 2009, 07:13 PM
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correct me if i am wrong but from what i get from this is that it is CAN.
http://tearstone.com/eclipsefsm/2006...002300-54C.pdf
http://tearstone.com/eclipsefsm/2006...002300-54C.pdf
Jun 4, 2009, 07:33 PM
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quick two questions.
1 how hard would it be to convert to a slightly older ECU say something out of a 03 - 04, it would surprise me if they didn't work with ecuflash.
2. aside from cost, if it is going to be a track only car why not go something stand alone. you can get an inexpensive yet very effective mega squirt for 400 (250 if you can assemble it your self)
1 how hard would it be to convert to a slightly older ECU say something out of a 03 - 04, it would surprise me if they didn't work with ecuflash.
2. aside from cost, if it is going to be a track only car why not go something stand alone. you can get an inexpensive yet very effective mega squirt for 400 (250 if you can assemble it your self)
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quick two questions.
1 how hard would it be to convert to a slightly older ECU say something out of a 03 - 04, it would surprise me if they didn't work with ecuflash.
2. aside from cost, if it is going to be a track only car why not go something stand alone. you can get an inexpensive yet very effective mega squirt for 400 (250 if you can assemble it your self)
1 how hard would it be to convert to a slightly older ECU say something out of a 03 - 04, it would surprise me if they didn't work with ecuflash.
2. aside from cost, if it is going to be a track only car why not go something stand alone. you can get an inexpensive yet very effective mega squirt for 400 (250 if you can assemble it your self)
I have already asked mrfred to pass such a ROM to Colby to support this kind of ECU's, but I do not know the status of development.
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Jun 8, 2009, 04:38 PM
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It would be great to be able to access this ECU. If there is something I can do on my end, supply the ECU or do anything needed within my abilities I'd be glad to do it.
I do not want a stand alone on the car, it doesn't need it. I was hoping to make a few more HP with it but mostly be able to delete some factory equipment on it and get rid of the CEL's from doing so.
It's a great car honestly and I want to keep making good use of it after Mitsubishi supported us with the car.
I do not want a stand alone on the car, it doesn't need it. I was hoping to make a few more HP with it but mostly be able to delete some factory equipment on it and get rid of the CEL's from doing so.
It's a great car honestly and I want to keep making good use of it after Mitsubishi supported us with the car.
Jun 8, 2009, 06:39 PM
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With or without tuning the V6 Eclipse is a great car. We made a few parts for them, the car ran 14.6 at about 98 mph if I remember correctly. I've autocrossed it and road raced it a lot. I'd just like to pull some crap off the car to lighten it and not be bothered with the CEl's the most.
Mar 12, 2010, 06:14 PM
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Race season is back..............any chance anyone figured out a way to get into the 4G Eclipse ECU's?
I've got a track event 9th-11th at Mid Ohio and if possible I'm hoping to do some tuning on the car. Disabling a few CEL's would be at the top of my list
I'll gladly throw some money at the development if someone can do it.
I've got a track event 9th-11th at Mid Ohio and if possible I'm hoping to do some tuning on the car. Disabling a few CEL's would be at the top of my list
I'll gladly throw some money at the development if someone can do it.
Mar 13, 2010, 06:27 AM
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David, I would, but there are steps before I can do anything about it.
1. pull the ROM, either convince Colby to support 384kB m32 processors - that would involve sending one ECU to him,
or use some other ways of pulling it (JTAG/SPI, piasini serial suite,....).
2. ensure that you can flash it back.
If you can get thru this, i will be more than glad to disassemble it for you.
1. pull the ROM, either convince Colby to support 384kB m32 processors - that would involve sending one ECU to him,
or use some other ways of pulling it (JTAG/SPI, piasini serial suite,....).
2. ensure that you can flash it back.
If you can get thru this, i will be more than glad to disassemble it for you.
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