Those ignition coils look too small to me to have built in igniters / drivers. How many terminals do they have? According to the schematics, they have three terminals: +12V, Ground and Signal, which is low-side driven by the REX Digital Motor Electronics. So you'll probably need a strong N-Channel ...

Bigpie wrote: ↑Wed Jan 31, 2024 7:29 pm The Black connector also a 12 way, but only 4 pins
Red becomes Black this connects to the BMS
Black becomes Red this connects to the BMS

Well you see why their old slogan was "Renault. Créative d'automobiles."

Picoscopes are really good USB oscilloscope, but they aren't much or any cheaper than their standalone counterparts. In the end with an oscilloscope it's a bit of "buy once cry once". In my opinion a good oscilloscope is such an invaluable tool that it's worth spending some money on it. I ...

I would recommend you to get four channels in any case. You can NEVER have enough channels

muehlpower wrote: ↑Sun Jan 28, 2024 8:42 pm hope google has translated it correctly

All EU directives have official translations for every official language of all member states. So you should be able to find both an official German and English version.

johu wrote: ↑Tue Jan 16, 2024 10:18 pm Charge port upgrade complete Tight fit, had to butcher quite a bit

Now need to finish the battery upgrade to test. Can do a quick test with pyPLC of course

Wow, where can you even get 98 octane electricity? High proof electrons
Maybe it's time for a new sticker

Hey Carsten, where in "North West Germany" are you located? I have a Prius Gen2 Inverter laying around that I won't use, so you could have that for little money. I'm located ~50km southeast of Hamburg, but I commute to Hamburg every day. Maybe you're interested. I'll have to look up which ...

Besides, am I the only one who is "triggered" by posts containing 50 lines of (pretty random) quote and 1 line of reply? No, but you are the admin and you can tell people to stop doing it when they do it :) That usually works... eventually. The Quote button works semi-well with Opera GX, ...

mane2 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 07, 2024 8:53 am Tesla small drive unit between rear wheels? Too much work?

Yes. The rear axle setup of the Rabbit is not at all made for RWD.

For future connector hunting and selecting: This page has useful tools for identification and selection of connectors: https://connectorbook.com

arber333 did it, because he had the same issues with local authorities: viewtopic.php?p=15631#p15631

But make sure to ask your local authorities beforehand whether or not they will accept the German TÜV report.

Built in theft protection. When you drive it like you stole it, it will immobilize itself

Your next project? Did you buy it? Buy it! Dooooo it. Do it. Do it. Do it!

Get some good quality PVC tape from a reputable brand. Coroplast or Tesa for example. The cheap tape becomes "slimy" rather quickly. You can get cloth-like tape which is suitable for exterior applications like TESA 51036 (recommendation from Tom91 :D ). Tesa has catalogues which you can go...

Generally Amp SuperSeal (or clones) work really well and are waterproof. I personally like Phoenix Contact M12 sensor connectors very much, a cheaper option (a little bit larger though) are Weipu SP connectors: https://www.weipuconnector.com/products/sp13/ They come in different sizes from small to ...

The cloth tape isn't always suitable for outside applications, it might go moldy.

This would be a good opportunity to post pictures of the wiring. Wouldn't be the first case where inadequate wiring caused issues with communication.

Oh, I linked the wrong PDF. The one I liked is for the front motor. You need this one:
http://mmc-manuals.ru/manuals/outlander ... C00ENG.pdf

Same idea though.

The schematic has U V W with 1 2 3 and the lower pinouts of the connectors has the according 1 2 3 markings. That way you can identify the phases and it says "Harness side" as an identifcation from where to look.

The cable you have linked is from the Front Motor, therefore the incorrect connector. The service manual however has a nice schematic and in the lower section it has the pinout of the connectors. http://mmc-manuals.ru/manuals/outlander_phev/online/Service_Manual_2014/img/90/HKAF0E02BC00ENG.pdf For t...

Does anyone have any info on these? I bought one but it's not giving anything out. I think it's because it needs a pull up resistor, any idea on what resistance? The answer is the same as in the other thread. You need pullup resistors. Tom tested it and it didn't give out any signal without them. T...

I didn't, it was something I thought might be necessary but kind of hoped I could skirt over it. So I need a 1k pull up resistor in series with each signal wire? No, if it would have to be in series, it would be called a "series resistor" :P The Pullup has to go between the signal wire an...

Did you add the 1k Pullup resistor to the signal wires as well? That is mandatory for the device to work as far as I remember.

Your gcc version is too old as you are using quite an old version of Ubuntu (16.04, 7 years old by now :D ). You can find a guide to update the gcc compiler here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1243252/how-to-install-arm-none-eabi-gdb-on-ubuntu-20-04-lts-focal-fossa Unfortunately it is a bit (a lot...