Another EDIS4 Problem
Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2008 8:11 pm
I've got an MS2 V3.0 and running MS2 extra. I have a 99' miata running EDIS4. I used all the old EDIS4 components and rewired it. Install was straight forward but I'm having idle problems. Seems I'm not alone from reading around. Everyone seems to post their idle related EDIS problem, but nobody comes back and updates with a solution. Currently I'm having a weird issue. I don't 'think' I have a miss. Rather, my timing is all over the place. Here's a screenshot from MLV. This is a shot of me idling with the engine warming up. Car constantly hunts at idle. Sometimes it will smooth out for a few seconds.

But here's what I don't understand. From the screen shot, you'll notice on the right my timing table is posted. NOWHERE do I have 8* in my timing table. Yet my Advance gauge in Megatune shows timing dropping and rising as the motor hunts. It will sometimes go from 2* to 16*. No idea why either.
Right now my next step I'm considering is reflashing my firmware. Dunno why, but that usually puts away the weirdest unimaginable problems that arise from MS. Any other ideas? FWIW I'm running Bosch plugs I do believe, which I did read was a problem with someone else running EDIS. I'll change em' tomorrow for some NGK resistor plugs. Also I made my own wires using MSD wire. Guess I'll check the resistance on them tomorrow. But I think this is a EDIS problem as I don't think I have a miss, just a MS issue. Guess I could try removing whichever wire it is that puts EDIS in limp mode and see if my idle stabilizes.

But here's what I don't understand. From the screen shot, you'll notice on the right my timing table is posted. NOWHERE do I have 8* in my timing table. Yet my Advance gauge in Megatune shows timing dropping and rising as the motor hunts. It will sometimes go from 2* to 16*. No idea why either.
Right now my next step I'm considering is reflashing my firmware. Dunno why, but that usually puts away the weirdest unimaginable problems that arise from MS. Any other ideas? FWIW I'm running Bosch plugs I do believe, which I did read was a problem with someone else running EDIS. I'll change em' tomorrow for some NGK resistor plugs. Also I made my own wires using MSD wire. Guess I'll check the resistance on them tomorrow. But I think this is a EDIS problem as I don't think I have a miss, just a MS issue. Guess I could try removing whichever wire it is that puts EDIS in limp mode and see if my idle stabilizes.
