Re: Johns cedric sgle
Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2012 8:12 pm
I heard this beast running in the flesh to day.
I still have goosebumps!
I still have goosebumps!
Sounds like we should have consulted you before tackling this one! we had a whole 300zx loom to chop up but we proberly should have started with something a bit more simple(there's kg's on kg's of loom in those things).I looked into using a patrol loom coz i figured they'd have the most simple loom of all the cars to use this trans but they run a totally different tcu plug so it would be like starting again.I've bitten the bullet and ordered a compushift 2 to take care of this,mainly because I want this project to keep moving forward and this was the fastest/easiest way to make that happen.It should be here this time next week if NZ customs don't fuck around for to long.mark105 wrote:only way i got a RB auto working on a factory loom was because i had a whole car so i could trace everything and find out what it did. maybe you could try pickapart or something and see if you can score a complete loom from something then you can trace everything would be cheaper than a after market TCU. i think you will find that the TCU talks to the ECU via CAN for shit like engine rpm and so on, the link has a CAN port so you have to setup the link to talk to the factory TCU also. another thing to watch out for is with the speed sensor in the gearbox is on skylines they send the signal from the trans to the speedo guage do analogue to digital signal conversion then send it to the TCU and ECU so you would have to check if this is the same. its a bit annoying how Nissan at least i dont know about other manufacturers put all the trans wiring in the car loom so with out one i think its going to be a put it in the to hard basket. hopefully my ramblings were of some help.
kk-kolonel wrote:Hey bud... It made it onto the front page..
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Nissan atlas trucks use n/a 300zx auto's too FYI prob too late now and there is prob the same amount of wires LOLskdmrx wrote:Sounds like we should have consulted you before tackling this one! we had a whole 300zx loom to chop up but we proberly should have started with something a bit more simple(there's kg's on kg's of loom in those things).I looked into using a patrol loom coz i figured they'd have the most simple loom of all the cars to use this trans but they run a totally different tcu plug so it would be like starting again.I've bitten the bullet and ordered a compushift 2 to take care of this,mainly because I want this project to keep moving forward and this was the fastest/easiest way to make that happen.It should be here this time next week if NZ customs don't fuck around for to long.mark105 wrote:only way i got a RB auto working on a factory loom was because i had a whole car so i could trace everything and find out what it did. maybe you could try pickapart or something and see if you can score a complete loom from something then you can trace everything would be cheaper than a after market TCU. i think you will find that the TCU talks to the ECU via CAN for shit like engine rpm and so on, the link has a CAN port so you have to setup the link to talk to the factory TCU also. another thing to watch out for is with the speed sensor in the gearbox is on skylines they send the signal from the trans to the speedo guage do analogue to digital signal conversion then send it to the TCU and ECU so you would have to check if this is the same. its a bit annoying how Nissan at least i dont know about other manufacturers put all the trans wiring in the car loom so with out one i think its going to be a put it in the to hard basket. hopefully my ramblings were of some help.
Yea I used Bateman,I thought he was pretty good to deal with as long as you rang him(long waits for email replies).Wheels came out pretty good but its been 4 months and the first set he sent were poos,long story.Once they're polished and assembled I'll get pics up with a story of how it went down,that might take a while coz no polishers will touch them until after new yearsbroke wrote:Did you use Bateman race cars for the bands? It seems like his work is nice but I've heard a few people say he's hard to deal with.