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### Mazda Miata NA
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### Mazda Miata NA
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Also used on some Mitsubishi
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Text format CAN traces preferred.
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Text format CAN traces preferred. Please name files according to scenarios.
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# Ignition on
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Start trace recording, turn ignition key/wake up car, turn key off, record until CAN traffic stops or 30 seconds whatever happens first. Stop trace recording.
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# Brake Pedal
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Ignition key ON, engine OFF. Tap and hold breaks five times.
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# TPS/PPS sweep
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# TPS/PPS sweep
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# PPS sweep with TPS disengages
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# PPS sweep with TPS disengages
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Open hood, unhook TPS sensor plug. Repeat "TPS/PPS sweep"
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Open hood, unhook TPS sensor plug. Repeat "TPS/PPS sweep"
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Idle, Unplug and plug coolant sensor
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Raise car, turn wheels manually while ignition ON or idle.
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Idle, Turn A/C on and off a few times
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# Change gears while parked idling
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Press brake pedal, engage R, engage D, engage R, engage D, engage R, engage D.
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# Revving while parked
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Rev engine slowly to 3000 RPM, rev engine quickly, rev engine slowly to 3000 RPM, rev engine quickly.
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If you have "1" selector accelerate to 20 mph/32kmh and drive for hundred meters.
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If you have "2" selector accelerate to 20 mph/32kmh and drive for hundred meters.
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If you have "3" selector accelerate to 20 mph/32kmh and drive for hundred meters.
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## LEGACY CONTENT, please use BeerMoneyMotorsports Miata ECU
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First we need to establish good terminology.
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There are oldest transmission with external TCU, those are mostly controlled by on/off solenoids. We have some _untested_ _unfinished_ code to handle those, this work is totally halted as of Dec 2022.
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Then we have some complex transmissions with external TCU like Honda, or clutch-to-clutch like Aisin 09G/09M, and modern transmissions with TCU located inside the transmission assembly. For those we are focusing on CAN integration only, not looking to re-invent the TCU itself.
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