AIM Solo DL Brake pressure 981
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There is for the EVO4 and the Solo DL, but not the dashes, yet.
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Bump to this as the GT4 has the same issues. I dont want to do a CAN wire as Porsche is telling the Clubsport teams to leave the wiring alone due to voltage concerns in the GT4. Can someone point me to the harness that allows for getting the extra channels off the ECU?
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The CAN connection for any of these loggers does not send an acknowledgement or any other active signal or voltage to what it is connected to, so the concerns are not valid in my experience. In Conti, WC and other professional racing, these aftermarket loggers are required, so what I am suggesting (and the documentation AIM supplies) is already in use by the professional teams and shops that prepare and support them, FYI.
Bill, I (and other AiM dealers) can supply a longer CAN and power lead that goes from the multi-pin (gateway) connector at the ECU behind the driver forward to the Solo DL, but I don't generally recommend that because all the same information is available further forward, closer to the dash.
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I will be connecting MoTeC and AiM CAN connections for GT4 and GT4 CS cars to the twisted pair present in the main harness from the ECU to the dashboard. This harness is located vertically and parallel with the front edge of the door, just under the kick panel (fuse box extended) cover.
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I just talked a Massachusetts shop through this successfully on the phone and we got everything we wanted!
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One trick I found when working with these tightly twisted CAN lines is to insert a set of "expanding" snap ring pliers between the wires and use them to separate the wires. It is really hard to do with fingers. This picture is a 997.1 so don't use those colors. The newer cars seem to be twisted even tighter.
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That will not happen easily.
Everyone I know (other than AiM) has used a sniffer and lots of work to code. You'll need one, for sure!
Everyone I know (other than AiM) has used a sniffer and lots of work to code. You'll need one, for sure!