So I am making a new thread, because the issue seems to be separate and maybe the root cause of some of my symptoms such as poor acceleration and stumbling.
I am thinking my Magnetti Marelli ETM has started to fail. It's not much to go by, but things I have noticed are:
Key in Pos II results in a whine from the ETM.
Acceleration seems to be inconsistent and general feeling of loss of power.
As I press the accelerator and keep my foot steady, I notice the Accel pedal sensor reads 10%(both of them), but the RPMs continue to rise without me pressing harder, and I mean up to 2000 RPM and then maybe start dropping.
A couple of days ago I was using the alternative fuel AND on a busy intersection the car almost stalled, I slammed the accel pedal to get off fast, but the engine almost died, and the car only started to accelerate a couple of seconds later, which put me in a very dangerous situation.
ETM Issue?
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According to Volvo DHA and the databases I have, there is no such exposed command. And my fuel rail does not have a sensor.
In any case, the stumbling occurred on the alternative fuel. However I also notice a general lack of power when running on petrol as well. I am suspecting a coil or two as well, but there are no codes to tell me what to look for.
Oh yes, one other thing is I believe I may have a ground leak somewhere. Entirely possible, I did have the head off and the wiring loom was dangling here to the side. This is still unconfirmed but I will try tracing.
In any case, the stumbling occurred on the alternative fuel. However I also notice a general lack of power when running on petrol as well. I am suspecting a coil or two as well, but there are no codes to tell me what to look for.
Oh yes, one other thing is I believe I may have a ground leak somewhere. Entirely possible, I did have the head off and the wiring loom was dangling here to the side. This is still unconfirmed but I will try tracing.
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Was used in all bifuel models, sadly.. And the ECU unfortunately does not expose a direct copy of TPS1 and TPS2 as it does in the other Denso models. I may have to find a copy of it somewhere in RAM, but not sure if I will have the time to reverse engineer some more.
What it does have is Effective throttle angle in percentage, so maybe this is it?
What it does have is Effective throttle angle in percentage, so maybe this is it?
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In VIDA you can do a sweep test for ETM. If it passes, your ETM is good. But I think you first need to look at the fuel delivery. Also misfiring 5 cylinder engine shakes like hell, but have no problem reaching high RPM.
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Is the sweep test a procedure embedded in the ECU or ETM or does VIDA send incremental commands?
The reason I am asking is because I can use CAN to control the modules, however since I do not have DiCE or other J2534 fully fledged device, I cannot use VIDA directly. The ETM is not documented in Volvo DHA.
If you remember a while back, I was doing a port of Sardine J2534 interface, however I found I had to rewrite a lot of parts of the code to work nicely with the Channels concept. Unfortunately life issues took over and I couldn't finish the project.
The reason I am asking is because I can use CAN to control the modules, however since I do not have DiCE or other J2534 fully fledged device, I cannot use VIDA directly. The ETM is not documented in Volvo DHA.
If you remember a while back, I was doing a port of Sardine J2534 interface, however I found I had to rewrite a lot of parts of the code to work nicely with the Channels concept. Unfortunately life issues took over and I couldn't finish the project.
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People have success using a Mongoose JLR (a Chinese knock off of) with Volvo. It is cheaper than DiCE (a Chinese knock off of). Honestly I don't see how one can successfully own an old Volvo without DiCE/VIDA. OBD codes cover maybe 10-15% of these P2 cars.
I personally don't use DiCE that much these days, but only because I had replicated reading most of the commonly needed parameters in my hobby device (https://github.com/vtl/volvo-ddd). So I knew my alternator was failing a year before it actually failed and see that an 18 years old fuel pump is still okay and operates within permitted range.
I personally don't use DiCE that much these days, but only because I had replicated reading most of the commonly needed parameters in my hobby device (https://github.com/vtl/volvo-ddd). So I knew my alternator was failing a year before it actually failed and see that an 18 years old fuel pump is still okay and operates within permitted range.
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I too have developed my own device, based on RPi 4B. It's only limitation is the high current/power requirement. If I can further rewrite the J2534 interface(full spec not API) we can use any CAN device to talk to our cars with VIDA.
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