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William Jones
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2006
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Model Air cooled VW Cylinder Head Assembly
มุมมอง 77ปีที่แล้ว
I am building a model of a aircooled VW engine from 3D printed parts and just thought I would share the process.
3B Offroad 2022 trip
มุมมอง 1252 ปีที่แล้ว
This is video of our annual trip to #b offroad park in Eureka Springs AR
Eureka Spring ride
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This is a ride around Eureka Springs AR for the anual vw weekend
Speeduino AirCooled VW project
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This is an overview of my project to add Speeduino EFI to my wife's 1970 VW BAJA. This is a 2054cc engine. I am trying to make a video series on the build and how I set everything up. The NO2C build. th-cam.com/video/2ty8RvaTWjM/w-d-xo.html Some links the the parts I used below. Crank position sensor. thedubshop.com/external-crank-trigger-package-standard-type-1-vw/ Coolant temp sensor. thedubs...
Baja Trip to the lake this morning
มุมมอง 4293 ปีที่แล้ว
Lori took her Baja to James A Reed lakes this morning to see the sunrise.
GM 4 Wire Stepper idle Speeduino
มุมมอง 3K3 ปีที่แล้ว
In this Video I try to explain the function of the GM 4 wire stepper Idle valve and how to set it up for speeduino. I am Using this valve in a custom machined adapter to control warm up fast idle.
NO2C speeduino Jumper settings
มุมมอง 5K3 ปีที่แล้ว
This is to help understand the available jumper settings on the NO2C board and how to configure the setting depending on sensors you are using
NO2C Build Speeduino
มุมมอง 10K3 ปีที่แล้ว
This Is the first in a video series of building a Fuel injection system for a 1970 VW Beetle. This is the assembly of the speeduino NO2C board. Links NO2C board wtmtronics.com/product/no2c-v0-2-x/ VR dual channel conditioner wtmtronics.com/product/mini-max-a2-signal-conditioner-vr/ Stepper driver wtmtronics.com/product/stepper-driver-drv8825/ Connector www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0762J474K/ref=p...
Pagosa Springs Trip video 2021
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We took the Buggies out to Pagosa Spring Co and explored the trails and had a great time.
Lori's 1970 Baja Convertible afternoon drive
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Lori's 1970 Baja Convertible afternoon drive
Goggle options to use with the Mavic Air
มุมมอง 45K6 ปีที่แล้ว
Goggle options to use with the Mavic Air
Thank you for posting this. It’s very helpful
Nice video, maybe you have info about the connections, for example, the A1,A2,B1 and B2
Well I can help with that. A1,A2,B1,B2 are the connections for stepper idle air control. they will only work when the optional stepper board is installed. most pins are very well marked. But let me know if you have more questions
@@wjones1972 thanks, it’s possible change for example, some VR1 or VR2 to get a 3rd ignition signial and 3rd injection out?
Thank you, I am planning to print that box but I’m curious if there are any piers to screw the board down
it doesn't I need to revisit the design. it was something I found on thingiverse and I extended it and cut the end to fit my connector.
@@wjones1972 thanks. I’m just installing firmware on the Mega and don’t know what to install for the base tune, what did you do?
@@wjones1972 thanks. I’m just installing firmware on the Mega and don’t know what to install for the base tune, what did you do?
OK, I think I have found the problem, with no solution yet. Tuner studio reports low battery (12 volt) my battery is 12 volt, and there is 12 volts at the 12 volt unsoldered test ports on the board, TS says voltage is 2.3 though. So I will have to seek help on what component may be bad or that I may have soldered in wrong that is causing the 12 volts not to get from the onboard test port to the rest of the board. When I plug the board into just 12 volts, with no 5 volts from the USB, the board does fire up and make 5 volts, so the 12 volts is working, but where it goes from there on the board to where TS reads the voltage, it is 2.3 volts. Partial board failure.
your video series indicates you built a second no2c cause the first one failed but then you found the first one was good and a setting in tuner studio was wrong , do you recall what that was ? thanks
Heres another question you may or may not know , I saw there is an air fuel 1 and air fuel 2 and this piqued my interest. I am building a v twin, so I wondered, if I have dedicated separate exhaust and O2 sensor on each cylinder, would I be able to really fine tune the AF to each cylinder via AF 1 and AF 2 using their own dedicated O2 sensors ? I am going to see if I can find that out too. they would each share the same MAP sensor of course.
The N02C board doesn't have a second input for o2. I do believe the firmware and tuner studio do support what your asking but the hardware doesn't without modification.
@@wjones1972 darn THANKS :)
@@wjones1972 my experience with air cooled twins, where we have cylinder head temp and exhaust gas temp, one will always run hotter then the other, sometimes we address that with more fuel in a dual carb setup, so I guess I can do the same since I will have dual injectors
Hello, I used and referenced your videos when I built my NO2C, I finally got around to testing it to see if it would smoke. I am using an ardustim to pump crank signal to it, and a licensed copy of tuner studio and it indeed sees the crank and rpm. I have the jumpers set to HAL for 1 and 2. I have nothing attached to the NO2C, no sensors plugs injectors. Do you think the red LED's should be flashing with just a crank signal only, or does it need more to get them flashing ,trying to figure out if I have a build issue on the board, thanks. th-cam.com/video/ge6nwYzqAJU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Njf-nkjdx2YHveSe
You will have to have the 12 volt supply to the n02c board for sure I don't believe you have to have any outputs connected but you will have to select the settings in tunerstudio so it know what to do with the inputs before it will have any output.
@@wjones1972 I am thinking that MAYBE the leds will not actually blink if they are not actually connected to an injector or plug, hence allowing you to know that the device has come unplugged, thats just a guess, i will have to look more.
@@wjones1972 looks like i need to diagnose my board, in this test video once he hooks up the rpm the lights flash th-cam.com/video/LQ3JvdhXVMY/w-d-xo.html
William tienes de casualidad información sobre cómo colocaste el conector de 24 pines?
Hi William, a very helpfull and informative video, currently getting all the parts together to convert my Yamaha Virago 1100 to fuel injection and as yours is an air cooled engine the information is relevant for me, regards Nigel Cox.
Hey! I'm running a speeduino on my turbo setup as well with the exact same iac motor. Just using the cb performance machined block as the housing. Mine doesn't seem to do anything to help cranking, even with the steps at 70 or 80 during cranking and I have it set to idle at 1300 cold and work it's way down to 1000 at op temp. When im starting the car tho, i have to crack the throttle for it to start up cleanly. But when the car starts it idles at like 700 rpm then after 5-10s will jump up to the 1300. It's like the crank settings won't work and the run setting doesn't kick in til a few seconds after startup. Any idea what could cause that? My home steps are 249 and don't exceed 200 I believe.
Hey man do you know how to wire up a iacv for a 4g63 engine? I have a UA4C vc2 speeduino board which has a built in stepper motor driver, I currently have a 6 pin iacv on my throttle body and 2 middle wires are 12v (which are now cut off, since speeduino will be providing the power for the iacv) this is pretty munch the pinout for the iacv pins based on the DSM ecu pinout: A1 - 12v - A2 B2 - 12v - B1
I currently have them wired up like this and when I turn ign on I could hear the iacv vibrating for a bit then turning off, like its calibrating on the stock ecu it does that too I have it wired like this Speeduino board ---> IACV pins A2--->A1 A1---->A2 B2---->B2 B1---->B1
Kill the music
Would you be willing to share your tume file for the bug?
Yes I can do that. drive.google.com/file/d/1_S1Ry2qhF5BWdkATCS9BW-7YdMt727CN/view?usp=sharing
th-cam.com/video/iwiLzTtZzy0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=YMe-uet8gDTu0Z7P
Hello again, question So, the 24 pin connector, it is the same or similar to the 24 pin on page 161 of the manual where it references the dropbear controller board. That manual section provides the pinout assigned to the 24 pin connector when using that board. Did you, by chance, use this pinout from the manual when you wired yours, even though one could wire it any way they desired. Just curious, If you used the "dropbear" standard, then so will I, if you did not, then I may also rebel and do as I wish :) (tonights the first night I even looked at the manual lol)
I just used my own when I wired it up. I hadn't seen the dropbear when I came up with this one I ordered a case from aliexpress that I thought I could make work but it was to small so I just used the connector. I originally just soldered the wires to the connector and that works but isn't great so than I went to pcbway and made a small board to mount the connector and the wires to so it is more robust.
@@wjones1972 thanks, im doing it my way then
im printing the box, what do you do with the blue tooth module on the cable
I just tucked it in under the connector. I didn't provision it to hold it in place. I should revisit this with more people using it. it was just a quick and dirty design to hold it.
@@wjones1972 gotcha, i was looking for some MAGIC lol. OK, I will do something with it. thanks. I just didnt want to miss out :)
@@wjones1972 I couldn't print your box, you know how the first thing it prints is an oultline of one thread, so it should be a rectangle, I get a 7 sided weird shape, then, it prints only two sides so its a large L, one large side with the circles and one short side. Dont know why
@@wjones1972 ok its printing different now, let me let it run, i used the creality slicer this time.
Printed this time, doesn't seem to like the sli3e program, used reality instead, slice report like hundreds of errors, obviously a slice program problem
super helpful thank you! did you print the case your self? got any links to buy it or plans?
Would where I could buy one already assembled? Thank you
Correct me if I'm wrong but aren't LS1 coils triggered by a 5VDC signal from the ECU? They are supplied 12 volts from the battery but should get a 5V signal from the ECU based on everything I've read.
Yes that's correct
I get confused so I may have it wrong in the video I have 3 cars running speeduino and 2 with VW coil packs and one with LS My apologies for misstating the spec in the video.
Was this really a one day job? Good work. Looks great.
Yes it was pretty easy to get done in one day on this pretty open frame. could be more challenging depending on what your working on. Thanks for watching
Hi William, from my research, close loop on a none turbo with no AC and electrical draining systems kicking in and out is an overkill for an air cooled engine. If you are happy with your current open loop mode and setting, you’ve got yourself in a good place. If really wanting perfection with close loop, check Andy Whittle’s vid on “Basic Idle Control and Fixing a Rolling/Hunting Idle). I would also recommend checking out DCWrex video on how to get sequential timing and injection with an NO2C (which seems like a easy pin/code re-assignment), and ideal for your Type 1 since your already have the 7073 Micro Cam-Sync. Would you consider also posting/sharing your tables, as I would be very interested in starting my project with a proven tune that is very close to my own engine (2Ltr Type 2 Bay Window Bus with Porsche Head and Mild Cam)? Cheers Al
Thanks for the tip I have watched that video as well. They have updated the firmware since this video and the Closed + Open works great. I should do a video on that and my installation in my 74 VW Thing.
Nice SLA resin print. Two parts glued (why not resin glue/cured together, that way it looks as a single print?) together post printing. Will you be sharing the STLs?
I need to finish the project and share the full build video. I can't really share the STL as they were not all my design. I purchased the bulk of the stl's from this link but it is missing a few parts that I had to design to be able to complete it. cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/vw-beetle-aircooled-engine-1-3-fully-functional
Another great video, thanks again Mr Jones🖖
Excellent intro video. I am doing the same thing but on a 2ltr type 2 Kombi fitted with Porsche heads and mild cam, so will be watching your other videos carefully and looking forward to it for that matter! Thanks for sharing 🖖
Hello! I want set up eletronic pedal in speeduino, but the pedal has 6 wires and 2 wires are for signal and the speeduino has only one pin for signal, it is the 22th pin How to proceed?
I am not sure what you mean by electronic pedal if your talking about drive by wire speeduino doesn't support that yet.
@@wjones1972 thank you!
Great video , it helped me as well , I'm doing my rail buggy now and using this video as a reference, I'm guessing the wood block holding out the jig is to take up the slack in the pocket and keep it lined on the puck inside the bracket ?
I have a rear end out of a 72 (non swing arm)to weld onto my swing arm sandrail. Any recommendations using the genuine VW rear end?
Appreciated the sundown. I was looking at the cheap VR BOX goggles but the Utopia360's look pretty good for my MM. Thanks. I've subscribed! 👍
Appreciated your run-down of drone and goggles ... 😏
Delete the background hammer noise on the video it's annoying other than that it's a great video.
hello , is it possible to get the case file from you ?
Sure it was a very quick change to one I found but I uploaded it to tinkercad for you. www.thingiverse.com/thing:5769002/files
Thank you for your help, I'm printing it now :) I've seen other cases but yours has a great sicma connector. Thank you again.
@@wjones1972 woo hoo i'm stealing it too
Great video! Very informative as I'm just getting into this. Question, where did you get the bulkhead connector? I think you said Amazon, do you remember what it was called. I've searched everywhere trying to find that particular version. Thank you!
Thanks for watching glad it helped. I got my connectors from aliexpress They came with an case I was going to try and used but was to thin but they do have the separate hear is a link to some I just looked up. shorturl.at/ghkX4
Thanks for the video! Just one question. How do I get the Step Time (ms) ? Is there any experimental way if I don't find literature for my stepper motor?
Glad it helped. To get your step time you can turn it down until you get missed steps. So for example with my engine warm I only need about 5 to 7 steps for 1000rpm but if it is missing steps it will go up to say 50 and still be idling slowly. So if it doesn't feel like it's responding correctly it could be missing steps. and the error tends to get bigger over time. Most of the time 3 or 4 ms is fine. but you can start higher and work your way down the only downfall to a large number is a slower responding valve.
@@wjones1972 first of all, thanks very much for your almost instant response! so.. let me check if I got it. you are saying that once your engine is warm it needs 5 to 7 steps from the fully closed valve position. So, if by that time you change the step time to for example 1 ms (which is not big enough to make a move) and change "motor steps" to 50 (instead of 5-7) it won't make any difference. That means your step time is too low. Did I get it right?
@@andrespareradeniz9797 Kind of yes don't focus on the number exactly. but if its missing steps it will count up or down depending on your valve config without changing idle much. but i think you have the idea when it is trying to correct the engine speed if the steps are to short the commanded steps will change without the valve changing much. I think the main concept to keep in mind is it doesnt know where the actual valve position is it tries to know where it is by keeping track of the steps it commands so if its missing steps the valve will be in a very different position from what it expects or shows.
Thanks for this. I want to start by using one of these for timing control on my Vintage Race Motorcycle. I figure it is a good way for me to get started on something pretty simple. Your vid layed it all out real well.
Hey could i ask you some questions about wiring?
sure what's your question.
@@wjones1972 Soo i have Subaru Ignition Coil (4way) and i don't know if should i take jumper to 5v or to 12v or run it without. And if i have VR conditioner i only plug it in or should i connect it to 1-40 pins? What is idle stepper and PWM idle pin?
@@aleksantoniak5448 your coil will need to be a smart coil meaning it has to have a driver built in. you will provide 12 volts from key on and ground to the driver and then signal wires to the speeduino are ground trigger normally. if you are using a vr sensor you will need a conditioner installed and set the jumpers correctly it doesn't need any other wiring. stepper idle or pwn idle are different ways of adjusting the amount of air bypassing the throttle to adjust idle for example during engine warmup.
I take it you didn’t do the other welding on this buggy. Your tig welds look good. The other welds on this rig look like it was someone’s first time welding.
Nice video 👍
Mr. Jones, Thank you very much for this and your videos in general. You have answered many outstanding questions that have plagued me. I have my type 1 2180 running now injected on propane and wasted spark. I'm attempting to modify the code to support dual fuel and advance maps toggled from a switch and an unused input on the Mega thru the daughter board. Again, Thanks! Great work.
Great job! Thanks for doing this!
Thanks glad you liked it
Thank you so much
Great video
Hi William. In another video I commented about the mexican VW Bug / Beetle fuel injected. Your project is awesome. There is a throttle body with TPS and IAT incorporated. The idle is controlled with a PWM ralenti valve like ford valve. it has 2 cable, is not a stepper motor. The NTC is on left head. I think it is a 4 wire sensor. I hope this information can be useful for you. The fuel pressure is regulated for a vaccum mechanical regulator. The ECU has an internal MAP sensor with a light green thin and long pipe until inlet manifold. The original FI VW bug had one coil installed on fire wall. The coil is a 3 wire coil.
Thanks I have seen the Mexican system I even have a few parts from one. But I was looking for more performance form some salvage yard parts and the ECU I assembled I modified the Webber carb I already had and the idle motor was a learning adventure in Stepper motor workings. I know there are a lot of options to make one work I make one work I just wanted to document my project. I am working on a similar conversion to a 1974 thing this weekend.
@@wjones1972 In the mexican bug ECU I think it is capable to chipping for a better performance. I think the ECU is Digifant system. A question... Is possible to pass emission inspection with the speeduino EFI? Have you try it? Thanks.
@@vwivancc I am not sure if that is possible we don't have emission testing in my area. I would hope that it would pass I am sure it is way cleaner than the stock pic3 carb that was stock but in most cases that doesn't matter it also doesn't have any kind of catalytic converter
Extremely helpful, thanks! I too am converting a bug to EFI. What are you using for crank / cam signals?
I am using a crank trigger from THEDUPSHOP.com and a cam SYNC from CBPerformance. but you really don't need the cam SYNC for it to work well. I am running batch fire so it doesn't need the cam sync.
In Mexico the last bug generation comes with Euro III EFI. It is a first generation EFI and trigger is performed by a distribuitor with hall sensor. The FI is not sequential is simultaneus. 2 squirts by a complete otto's cycle. Regards from Mexico..
Very much interested to convert my single cylinder bike to EFI though I am not sure which board to choose. Can anyone help
The NO2C would work well for your bike.
Thanks William. Any bit of hesitation I felt about building the NO2C was eliminated by your video.
I am really glad it help put you at ease.
Could you make a video to show how to set & test the stepper? Thanks!
Omg small world , was researching into the speeduino efi's, found your videos and immediately recognized the street and houses along your drive. Would like to get in touch some time. Thanks for sharing
That's super cool. yea we could get together sometime I would love to see what your working on.
I think you posted another comment I got a notification but there is no new comment. TH-cam has issues with comments at times. can you try again
@@wjones1972 I had mentioned that your wife looks familiar and seems like I've seen her in town before. She reminds me of a lady that sold jewelry at tractor supply on the weekends in a booth/tent outside . Or maybe I've seen her at quiktrip. Anyway, would be cool to see the beetle and how you've got it set up in person some time.
@@drthik1 You may have seen her at Home Depot. She has been there several years now.
@@wjones1972 that's it! I knew I've seen her before
I'm starting this project on my Beetle too: th-cam.com/video/Z9y-0s6a-5o/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for properly explaining this! There's a lot of bad information out there. Any chance you'd be willing to share your plans for the adaptor you made?
verry nice
Thanks, this was well done 🤠. Even I can understand it. Good job 👍
Thanks I didn't understand it at first so when i got it worked out I wanted to share. Glad you liked it. As it gets warm I will try to get some new stuff out.
@@wjones1972 I might borrow some of your ideas for a video for my viewers if you don't mind, but I will be sure to tag you if I do. Mine will be megasquirt related.
@@ddk56vw not a problem at all just let me know so I can view it to.