Swaps just got way easier...Holley Terminator X
#461
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It's not that simple, His stock dash from what I understand is connected via CAN from the ECU, The Holley ECU also has CAN but they are different, The only way to make it work is to piggyback the Holley and stock ECU, You'll have to split some signals and figure out workarounds for others depending on the application.
#462
Did Holley ever release the specification for their CAN bus protocol for this unit? I would like to add support for it for the stuff I work on, but I can not find it anywhere.
The closest I have found is from 2015 for NHRA specifications which appears to be Holley's modification of the Racepak CAN protocol.
Page 83: https://theshopmag.com/sites/default...tions_rev1.pdf
The closest I have found is from 2015 for NHRA specifications which appears to be Holley's modification of the Racepak CAN protocol.
Page 83: https://theshopmag.com/sites/default...tions_rev1.pdf
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Did Holley ever release the specification for their CAN bus protocol for this unit? I would like to add support for it for the stuff I work on, but I can not find it anywhere.
The closest I have found is from 2015 for NHRA specifications which appears to be Holley's modification of the Racepak CAN protocol.
Page 83: https://theshopmag.com/sites/default...tions_rev1.pdf
The closest I have found is from 2015 for NHRA specifications which appears to be Holley's modification of the Racepak CAN protocol.
Page 83: https://theshopmag.com/sites/default...tions_rev1.pdf
#464
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#465
Haltech(By email contact) and AEM(Right on the web site) both provide their specifications for free. It would not be difficult for Holley to do so either, but some companies are secretive about things that do not need to be secret.
#466
I searched through this thread and also Googled but didn't find an answer:
Does the Terminator X setup actually monitor and show oil pressure via the OEM GM gen III sensor? Other swaps I've done don't use this sensor to start and run the engine for early gen III. I was looking to eliminate the OEM sensor and run an aftermarket gauge and sensor in the rear port of my LS1 and tee off to my Porsche sensor for my swap so the gauge will read actual oil pressure. I'd rather not have 3 oil pressure sensors but wasn't sure how the Terminator X computer would react to missing the OEM oil pressure sensor. Thanks for any help!
Does the Terminator X setup actually monitor and show oil pressure via the OEM GM gen III sensor? Other swaps I've done don't use this sensor to start and run the engine for early gen III. I was looking to eliminate the OEM sensor and run an aftermarket gauge and sensor in the rear port of my LS1 and tee off to my Porsche sensor for my swap so the gauge will read actual oil pressure. I'd rather not have 3 oil pressure sensors but wasn't sure how the Terminator X computer would react to missing the OEM oil pressure sensor. Thanks for any help!
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I searched through this thread and also Googled but didn't find an answer:
Does the Terminator X setup actually monitor and show oil pressure via the OEM GM gen III sensor? Other swaps I've done don't use this sensor to start and run the engine for early gen III. I was looking to eliminate the OEM sensor and run an aftermarket gauge and sensor in the rear port of my LS1 and tee off to my Porsche sensor for my swap so the gauge will read actual oil pressure. I'd rather not have 3 oil pressure sensors but wasn't sure how the Terminator X computer would react to missing the OEM oil pressure sensor. Thanks for any help!
Does the Terminator X setup actually monitor and show oil pressure via the OEM GM gen III sensor? Other swaps I've done don't use this sensor to start and run the engine for early gen III. I was looking to eliminate the OEM sensor and run an aftermarket gauge and sensor in the rear port of my LS1 and tee off to my Porsche sensor for my swap so the gauge will read actual oil pressure. I'd rather not have 3 oil pressure sensors but wasn't sure how the Terminator X computer would react to missing the OEM oil pressure sensor. Thanks for any help!
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I believe in video 2 of the TerminatorX overview video on my YouTube channel, I talk about and give the part number of GM sensor that plugs right into the harness. The oil pressure plug is part of the main harness. You also use any other 0-5v sensor that you want and do a custom calibration in the Sensor ICF, provided you know the sensor output values. The oil pressure plug the is standard 3 cavity Metripack 150 connector that is commonly used for pressure sensors.
Andrew
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The Holley system does not need the oil pressure sensor to run but it would be a good idea to use it just for the safeties that Holley is capable of. Basically you can program it so if the oil pressure drops below your preset threshold you can command it to shut off the engine or other strategies that might save your engine.
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I ended up contacting MCB and they gave me a great deal on the Terminator X kits for my LS1. Now my question is I plan to add a turbo and with only 4 I/O does anyone have any recommendations on what they should be used for?
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Terminator X LS1 24x/1x MPFI Kit
GM LS 24x Crank, 1x Cam - LS1/LS6 Engines - EV1 Injector Harness, 3.5" Touchscreen IncludedPART# 550-903
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