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[Dav_fre]

Hi all,

Does anybody know the wiring for a Ecutek Delta Dash Monitor ??

I need to know the wiring for Relay, Power and OBDII...

If you have the entire diagram to email or take a photo of it would be perfect..!

Thanks gents...and gentettes...

[SAV84C]

I dont think anyone here is running the delta dash and I dont think it is a simple process of wiring for relay/power/obd..

 

 

https://www.mrtperfo...-in-car-kit.pdf

 

Have you tried the ecutek website for a manual?

 

http://www.ecutek.co...dash/in-car-kit

 

http://www.ecutek.co.../downloads-4015

[Tim.]

That MRT link shows it being installed in a B4. Hmm, I might have to look into one of these units.

[aekOne]

That MRT link shows it being installed in a B4. Hmm, I might have to look into one of these units.

 

Depending on exactly how much data you want/need, for the money there are better display/monitoring units available now imo. Those Ecutek units are getting pretty old now (I don’t think Ecutek even make them any more do they?).

[Morgan]

Aek, do you have a contact for that ECUDataScan bloke? Has he stopped producing them?

 

I need a new cable.

[aekOne]

Aek, do you have a contact for that ECUDataScan bloke? Has he stopped producing them?

 

I need a new cable.

 

pm sent

[Tim.]

I just want to be able to look at thing like timing, AFR, manifold pressure, knock correction. Just the usual things to keep a tab on. But being a 99 Legacy ECU, that doesn't leave too many options

Delta Dash $1173

[Morgan]

Haha that works so well because your name is Tim.

[Tim.]

^This kid.

[Dav_fre]

Damn I miss Tool Time....

I'm only asking cause I managed to come across one but someone has cut the cables

[Tim.]

What has been cut? Was it the OBD cable that plugs into the OBD port on the car?

From the manual:
"Route the cable behind the dash to the OBDII
connector and plug it in. No further wiring is
required."

[aekOne]

pretty sure i saw that for sale some where recently (ebay or rexnet etc??). it was probably wired into a pre obd2 car so has been chopped.

[Dav_fre]

What has been cut? Was it the OBD cable that plugs into the OBD port on the car?

From the manual:
"Route the cable behind the dash to the OBDII
connector and plug it in. No further wiring is
required."

Yeah, the obd had been cut.

Normally I would just match colour to colour but wanted to double check first as it splits to different modules and boards inside the unit. (Power, relay and 2 boards)

Guess I'll just have to give it a crack

...Fingers crossed...

[Dav_fre]

Maybe this will help...

[Dav_fre]

Tricky bit is only 3 of the obd wires terminate to the board where you see the black cable...

[allpaw4]

If you have both ends of the cut cable I see no issues with splicing like for like. Companies dont change wire colours halfway down a cable. Splice all of them though, not just the ones you can see being used.

[Dav_fre]

If you have both ends of the cut cable I see no issues with splicing like for like. Companies dont change wire colours halfway down a cable. Splice all of them though, not just the ones you can see being used.

thats the bit I'm unsure about...

...as you see only 3 of 6 obd wires actually come out of the cable (where are the other 3 I can see in the cut ?

... And what's with the black box with the white cable coming out of it.????

[allpaw4]

Hmmm... MRT time I think. Just dont let them convince you that you need a whole new setup.