Part 1: BMW 635csi ECUmaster Classic Install

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  • Опубликовано: 6 июл 2020
  • Episode 1: Video showing steps to install fully programmable sequential ECU from ECUmaster into BMW 635csi (E24 chassis). It covers background information on the car, as well as what is needed for the conversion. Applicable for all E28, E30, and E34.
    Parts:
    ECUmaster Classic ECU
    DIYAutoTune MegaSquirt 3X Bundle (MS3X-LG_Bund)
    LS Coils (truck ~D585)
    Bosch 315cc Fuel Injectors (0280155831)
    DeatschWerks Fuel Pump (DW100)
    Magnus Racing Team Cam Angle Sensor Bracket
    Airtex Fuel Sender Unit (E8140H)
    Music
    Lowrider
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Комментарии • 23

  • @sheldonarkinstall2784
    @sheldonarkinstall2784 День назад

    Great work! I'll be adding EFI (As part of a Supercharger conversion) to my M10, so this project will assist me greatly. Thanks.

  • @mjnajr
    @mjnajr 4 года назад

    Great video. Your manual swap video helped me out with my e28 conversion. Glad to see another video from you.

  • @neolskum8286
    @neolskum8286 4 года назад

    Nice video. Taking notes for an 81 conversion. I was wondering what it would take to address programmable ECU and "Presto". I wonder how I did that.? Looking forward to the completion.

  • @SupermildCCOV
    @SupermildCCOV 3 года назад

    sick video thanks - mine needs a new ecu weighing up a barra conversion instead tho

    • @safetythird4555
      @safetythird4555  3 года назад

      A Barra in this chassis would be a torque monster. The engine bay should be long enough to accept it, however I'm not sure about the height.

  • @zackypoo9261
    @zackypoo9261 10 месяцев назад

    the idle control valve from a m50? it’s hard trying to find the early model m20 icv. can i get a close up on how you converted it? it’ll save me lots of money

    • @safetythird4555
      @safetythird4555  10 месяцев назад

      The only way I am able to get the M50 ICV to work on my M30 is that I am controlling it via the standalone ECU. Are you planning to use the stock ECU and wiring, or aftermarket?

  • @bmwhobbychanic
    @bmwhobbychanic Год назад

    Hi, what base tune did you use? I am trying to decide on ecu brand, and I feel like ecu master fits the bill but was wondering are there any base maps for m30. Thank you!

    • @safetythird4555
      @safetythird4555  Год назад +1

      I didn't use a base tune, but it was pretty easy to get a base map using the engine parameters, like capacity, fuel injector size, etc. I could also share my map if you ever need it.

  • @JeffChester-jq4xq
    @JeffChester-jq4xq 8 месяцев назад

    8 have 4 of these 80s..6s... have you turbo'd.. this car yet? With this ecu?

    • @safetythird4555
      @safetythird4555  8 месяцев назад +1

      Nope, haven't turbo'd. It'd be fairly easy to, but not what I want for this car (yet).

  • @wolz256
    @wolz256 3 года назад

    The throttle position switch from an automatic BMW is sequential. Manuals like yours have just 2 switches inside

    • @safetythird4555
      @safetythird4555  3 года назад

      My E24 is originally a euro automatic transmission model, so my TPS had the 2 switches. That's why I had to change the throttle body to a US spec automatic version so I could get the variable TPS. The US automatic throttle bodies had the 2 switches and a separate variable TPS for the transmission signal.

  • @UpcycleFactoryPreFab
    @UpcycleFactoryPreFab 3 года назад

    Is this ecu applicable to an 85 e23 735i m30b34 ?! 🤔🤔🤔

    • @safetythird4555
      @safetythird4555  3 года назад

      Given the same year (1985) and engine (M30B34), the ECUs might be same. The process for replacing it with a standalone programmable ECU should be the same.

  • @bavariansharks7149
    @bavariansharks7149 Год назад

    👍

  • @Mkid24
    @Mkid24 Год назад

    Where do you live? Can you do this too my E24? 😅

    • @safetythird4555
      @safetythird4555  Год назад

      I live in Texas, but I am not a shop. I only work on my own vehicles for fun. Sorry! 😐

  • @dsch6367
    @dsch6367 4 года назад

    The temp sensor (may be1 or 2) on the rad tank control the electric fan in front of the rad. If there's 2 of them then you have a 2 speed fan.
    The temp sensors behind the t-stat are for the ECU fuel control, display, and if there is a 3rd one, for starting injector control.

    • @safetythird4555
      @safetythird4555  4 года назад

      Thanks. Yes, I figured those out as I was removing the stock harness. 1 for gauge, 1 for ECU, 2 for Aux/AC fan, and 1 for the start-up injector. Initially seemed overkill, but it makes sense now.