Haven't had any major issues besides the cluster with the gen 2 pcm, only can bus differences such as: ac button doesn't work(can easily hardwire button to AC relay), Reverse lights don't come on with reverse switch(can also hardwire to lights). takes a bit of wire splicing to various...
Love to hear it. The 5.0 tach signal on canID 0x204 bytes 3 and 4 works wonderfully. Sending to cluster on 0x201 byte 4 and 5. I can send code/conversion formulas if you need help. Still wasn't able to get speedometer from the coyote pcm. Seems like all the speed data on canbus gets pulled from...
damn, that is nice. A lot less BS than the gen 2 for sure. I've heard rumors of success using a coyote abs module but id imagine there's some mounting/hose fab involved. I may give it an attempt and report back but it's pretty low on my list. who needs em anyway
Gen 2 swap into the expedition? If so, if you can find the CAN IDs for speedo,tach,etc you can just change a few lines in my program and it should work. Theres whole websites and forums dedicated to CAN decoding.
True juice, but my arduino CAN translator gets rid of compatibility issues. All...
Also, the speedometer bug may just be an issue with my sensor. I would love to have someone else attempt this to verify. Itll randomly jump to 20mph while sitting at a stop. I have verified its not a code issue, meaning its one of 2 things.
1. My speed sensor/wiring is faulty
Or 2. The gauge...
Arduino is a common microcontroller thats pretty easy to use/learn. I got the arduino uno specifically. You hook it to power and can upload a python program over usb. It basically just constantly runs a given program as long as its on. Sending data through various pins.
Theres these can bus...
I just finished an 05 to gen 2 swap with a factory gen 2 PCM only. Anyone here with a gen 2 control pack know how the ac input switch is set up? My non-control-pack PCM relies on canbus for communicating between the AC dash button and the pcm. According to some of the control pack instructions...