Here's a link to the Microsquirt: https://www.diyautotune.com/product/microsquirt-engine-management-system-w-8-39-wiring-harness/
I will be using this as my guide: https://www.efisource.com/docs/MicroSquirtHDWManualRS.pdf
The TPS sensor is finally mounted & MAP sensor temporarily mounted with zip ties. I'm using a TPS kit for a Weber DCOE, with a custom bracket & lots of filing. Standard GM MAP sensor will be used, with the vacuum line run to the port on the intake manifold originally used for the charcoal canister.
I also already have a wide-band o2 sensor mounted in the typical location, but was never able to fully satisfy the OEM ECU. I have a PLX converter box outputting a narrow-band signal, but never figured out the correct load resistor value needed in order to completely remove the original sensor. One idea I had was powering the new sensor from the original circuit... but I have no idea if the wide-band & narrow-band power requirements are the same.
Partial to do list:
- actually purchase the Microsquirt ECU.
- mount thermostat (Koso BF550023 with 22mm adapter)
- obtain fuel injector plug
- figure out if controlling the ignition timing is possible
- identify crank position signal. There's a plug near the front of the motor that should have it.[url][/url]




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