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Old Nov 1, 2006 | 02:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Halfcent
You misunderstand Rally. A piggy back doesn't have to control everything that the ECM does. The ECM continues to function normally in the car. The piggyback only modifies the fuel and ignition systems. The theory is sound, however people that have tried it on the E16A so far have had limited success. They have been able to modiy the fuel signal well, but the ignition system has been a pain. Due to the Compression Sense system we have and not a Coil On Plug system, it's not working well with piggybacks.
It's my understanding that the Jbody 2.2 guys that have used piggybacks seem to have success with the ignition control using an smt6 system. As far as I know, the outbound ignition signals are identical to any other ecotec pcm, the only difference being the inbound CAMOUT signal, which is provided by the compression sense ignition module instead of the cam sensor. The PCM detects engine phasing with a combination of CKP and CSI Module derived CAMOUT on/off signals. This "shouldn't" affect any type of aftermarket piggyback, but I'm looking for a stock wiring harness diagram to be 100%. Also, with a compression sense system, a coil on plug is still used, the only change is how engine phasing is determined.

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Old Nov 1, 2006 | 03:01 AM
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Originally Posted by rallyyellow06
Ok, so I learned something today.

Yet it still won't work. And if someone can get it to actually work (after spending a crap load of money) then they can pat themselves on the back.
I guess doing this is considered spending a crap load of money.
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Old Nov 1, 2006 | 03:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Witt
It's my understanding that the Jbody 2.2 guys that have used piggybacks seem to have success with the ignition control using an smt6 system. As far as I know, the outbound ignition signals are identical to any other ecotec pcm, the only difference being the inbound CAMOUT signal, which is provided by the compression sense ignition module instead of the cam sensor. The PCM detects engine phasing with a combination of CKP and CSI Module derived CAMOUT on/off signals. This "shouldn't" affect any type of aftermarket piggyback, but I'm looking for a stock wiring harness diagram to be 100%.
Depended on the Jbody motor/computer. The ECOTECs didn't really have much of a success...every year, the computers changed a bit more. I had an piggyback on my sunfire and it "seemed" to help as far as my original rich issue. On the JBO, we came to the conclusion is that the 04+ don't respond to it as far as adjusting cause of the programming. The 03s were sometimes responsive, sometimes weren't. The 02s seemed to be the more leanient of the bunch when it came to adjusting anything (Piggyback, FMU etc).

Yes I know, seems very vague but you're also talking about a seemingly "public forum response" on the issue. Not concrete but the best results we could really come up with.
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Old Nov 1, 2006 | 03:04 AM
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Originally Posted by NJHK
Depended on the Jbody motor/computer. The ECOTECs didn't really have much of a success...every year, the computers changed a bit more. I had an piggyback on my sunfire and it "seemed" to help as far as my original rich issue. On the JBO, we came to the conclusion is that the 04+ don't respond to it as far as adjusting cause of the programming. The 03s were sometimes responsive, sometimes weren't. The 02s seemed to be the more leanient of the bunch when it came to adjusting anything (Piggyback, FMU etc).

Yes I know, seems very vague but you're also talking about a seemingly "public forum response" on the issue. Not concrete but the best results we could really come up with.
Which piggyback system(s) did you use?
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Old Nov 1, 2006 | 03:15 AM
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Which piggyback system(s) did you use?
An SAFC-2

Also, I had an 2003.
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Old Nov 1, 2006 | 03:23 AM
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Originally Posted by NJHK
An SAFC-2

Also, I had an 2003.
I didn't think ignition timing could be controlled by an SAFC2. I was under the impression that it countered knock by richening the A/F.
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Old Nov 1, 2006 | 03:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Witt
I didn't think ignition timing could be controlled by an SAFC2. I was under the impression that it countered knock by richening the A/F.
It just adjusts the signal from the MAP sensor. No ignition adjustments.
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Old Nov 1, 2006 | 09:14 AM
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For fueling..esp for turbo...yall should run a port fueler setup like hahn is/does offer..stock driveability + boost response.

Otherwise a return line kit and AFPR has been devistating for 1st gen neons...we got em down to the low 11s with just bigger injectors and a boost referenced fpr

BTW halfcent check ur email i found those smt diagrams for lsj for reference
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Old Nov 1, 2006 | 09:15 AM
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Originally Posted by rallyyellow06
And make sure you tell us how you got your power steering to work and everything else PCM controlled.

The cobalt/ions have 2 modules...a pcm and bcm...the bcm is located under dash, pcm in engine bay...the power steering rack is a function of the bcm
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Old Nov 1, 2006 | 09:26 AM
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^ Nope, power steering gets it speed signal from the PCM. So it won't work without it.
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Old Nov 1, 2006 | 12:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Halfcent
^ Nope, power steering gets it speed signal from the PCM. So it won't work without it.
ok...but with a piggyback that signal wouldnt be touched so itd work fine

also i sent u that smt diagram in email like 5 min ago
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Old Nov 1, 2006 | 12:59 PM
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After digging through everthing, imo the "easiest way" to add any boost at this time, would be using the MSD ignition mod and SAFC like NJHK used. smt6 would prolly be a better way to do it, more control for the win, but not as easy as the other ways.
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