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mdhollis 28-06-2015 07:33 PM

Re: BMW N55 electronic wastegate
 
I have posi taps Richard that's a good idea. I'll get the voltage by the end of today

mdhollis 28-06-2015 10:41 PM

Re: BMW N55 electronic wastegate
 
Engine running connector plugged in:

1. Motor (+) - 0vdc
2. Power supply(+) - 4.98vdc
3. Power supply ground
4. Wastegate rod position - 1.2vdc
5. Motor (-) - 0vdc

Richard L 28-06-2015 10:59 PM

Re: BMW N55 electronic wastegate
 
Thanks for the quick update. This is good, all makes sense. It appears the rod is at 1.2V at idle.


I think the next steps are leaving the sensor unplugged, go for a drive...

1. Slowly squeezing the throttle, if there are no boost, you can continue to squeeze the throttle slowly until wot.

2. Again squeezing the throttle slowly, if it starts to build boost. abandon the test.

This test is to confirm at what rod position in relation to boost or no boost. Once we have established this, we can then manipulate the pin #4 signal and control boost.

Do you think this is a good plan?

mdhollis 28-06-2015 11:10 PM

Re: BMW N55 electronic wastegate
 
Yup I'll report back with results

Richard L 28-06-2015 11:17 PM

Re: BMW N55 electronic wastegate
 
We are getting quite close to take control of this.

mdhollis 29-06-2015 02:55 AM

Re: BMW N55 electronic wastegate
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard L (Post 21735)
We are getting quite close to take control of this.

Awesome!

Ok there is no boost. I make like 3 to 4 pounds at wot.

Richard L 29-06-2015 07:52 AM

Re: BMW N55 electronic wastegate
 
This very good news.

Just to recap ....
1. The rod is at "low" boost position at idle after start up.
2. After unplugging, the position of the rod is not changed.
3. Upon driving under load, the boost remained low.


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mdhollis 29-06-2015 03:45 PM

Re: BMW N55 electronic wastegate
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard L (Post 21737)
This very good news.

Just to recap ....
1. The rod is at "low" boost position at idle after start up.
2. After unplugging, the position of the rod is not changed.
3. Upon driving under load, the boost remained low.


.

Yup seems to be the case....

Richard L 29-06-2015 06:42 PM

Re: BMW N55 electronic wastegate
 
I can think of two ways to controlling the rod length.

1. Positive biasing the rod position voltage at pin #4. to the control loop should extend the rod and lower boost.
2. Positive biasing the T-MAP sensor.
3. Combination of the above.

I will set out a method to make this happen. I notice BMS sell a male/female plug for this wastegate sensor. If you can purchase one of those, I will pay you back. This will make life a lot easier.

http://www.burgertuning.com/N55_JB4_upgrades.html

mdhollis 29-06-2015 06:53 PM

Re: BMW N55 electronic wastegate
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard L (Post 21742)
I can think of two ways to controlling the rod length.

1. Positive biasing the rod position voltage at pin #4. to the control loop should extend the rod and lower boost.
2. Positive biasing the T-MAP sensor.
3. Combination of the above.

I will set out a method to make this happen. I notice BMS sell a male/female plug for this wastegate sensor. If you can purchase one of those, I will pay you back. This will make life a lot easier.

http://www.burgertuning.com/N55_JB4_upgrades.html

Ok cool I have that harness already. I was actually going to mention it but I forgot. This harness only loops the wastegate rod position through the jb4....

Quick question, can this be done with a hfs-4 v2 controller? That's the controller I have...


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