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#166 Wazzah

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Posted 18 October 2019 - 03:31 AM

I have read Flying Scots post on page 8 of this thread.

I have a 98 Japanese SPI with air bag.

It has the 3 pin white connector under the bonnet.

It also has the 16 pin OBD socket under the steering column.

It does not have a key fob.

It has an MPI distributorless block, twin plug NEMS, wasted spark coil pack, and of course SPI injection

Planning on buying a Sykes Pickavant ACR4.

I live in Australia and will be buying from the UK so I want to get this right first time.

Am I correct in assuming that I need the Rover 4 pod as a minimum?

I am a bit nervous about the G2 Pod as these can be wiped and are no longer supported.

Flying Scot suggests that AC4's and Japanese minis connect the OBD.

Advice on what might be the correct lead would be appreciated.

My main use will be to set idle speed.

I have an OBD reader which works wonderfully well on my other cars but does not pick up a thing on the mini.

Thanks in advance

Waz

 



#167 FlyingScot

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Posted 14 February 2020 - 08:36 AM

Didn’t see your post sorry.

Rover Pod 4 or iMAP type will allow you to check the airbag. If your not fussed about that pod 3 is fine.

3 pin AMP connector does the engine data

 

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#168 genpop

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Posted 03 May 2020 - 09:46 AM

mems-rosco from github.com/leopoldg can now read white space separated  (I think ps-scan) logfiles too.



#169 andrewdjackson

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Posted 06 July 2020 - 12:36 PM

I have made available MemFCR (Rover Mems Fault Code Reader) for Windows and Macbook on https://memsfcr.co.uk
The application gives live view of the ECU and provides active diagnostics and adjustments and fault code clearing.
You will need to buy the ECU cable from eBay.
 



#170 Johnmar

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Posted 23 June 2021 - 02:18 PM

I have made available MemFCR (Rover Mems Fault Code Reader) for Windows and Macbook on https://memsfcr.co.uk
The application gives live view of the ECU and provides active diagnostics and adjustments and fault code clearing.
You will need to buy the ECU cable from eBay.
 

Thank you very much!! Much appreciated!!



#171 minijules92

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Posted 22 April 2023 - 02:59 PM

Any clues for the cable on eBay, I’ve taken a look but it’s a jungle out there!



#172 andrewdjackson

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Posted 08 May 2023 - 08:20 AM

@minijules92 Google Classic Mini Injection Diagnostic Cable

 

alternatively go to my website and click on the link to buy a cable, which will take you to James Portman who can sell you one.



#173 genpop

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Posted 12 July 2024 - 06:18 PM

Hi Andrew,

relating to that post:https://www.theminif...lp-jack-counts/

 

why do you think a jackcount of 80 is too high?

 

Regards

Leopold



#174 bpirie1000

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Posted 12 July 2024 - 06:41 PM

Does this go any where near the srs airbag system at all?
Have a constant light needingreolved..

#175 genpop

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Posted 13 July 2024 - 06:11 PM

No, but you can draw conclusions about who reads handbooks and technical instructions!






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