I'm currently following various topics on the forum, and I'm contemplating converting my classic car to run on an ignition-controlled ECU.
Initially, I'll stick with the stock injection system (K-Jet ).
My goal is to maintain the original look of the engine bay, so I plan to adapt the distributor with a trigger wheel.
Is this board suitable for use? I'm not a fan of the connector positions, for me will be better to have all pins on the same side. I might explore changing that.
Hello I've made a simple box/case and lid with snap fit. It's real simple but should work ok
The board is fastend in with 4 m3 screws directly in the plastic And the lid is as mentioned snap fit, good tight fit so should not come loose.
I've only test printed in petg so I don't know if pla etc would work ( you have to test)
My print settings were
0.16 layer height
3 walls
6 top/bottom layers
Re: uaEFI Ultra Affordable EFI
Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2024 7:51 pm
by AndreyB
Now working on first official adapter board so rev B had changes specifically for ease of adapter application
what is the copper weight for inner and outer ? both 1oz ?
probably, whatever is the default.
default is 1oz for outter and 0.5 for inner
Re: uaEFI Ultra Affordable EFI
Posted: Wed Jul 17, 2024 12:36 pm
by Larspars
Hi
What componets do I need to populate CAN2 option? Cant find it in any BOM.
Re: uaEFI Ultra Affordable EFI
Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2024 11:37 am
by ludowrx974
I'm really sorry for this question, I'm a beginner. I was able to see the different documents on the UAEFI. Concerning the VR conditioner, is it able to work well with the civic (or dizzy) igniter?
I'm really sorry for this question, I'm a beginner. I was able to see the different documents on the UAEFI. Concerning the VR conditioner, is it able to work well with the civic (or dizzy) igniter?
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Re: uaEFI Ultra Affordable EFI
Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2025 7:17 pm
by mpgmike
Looks like it works with the standard UAEFI (not the 121). Are they for sale for those of us who still don't have a 3-D printer? If so, how much?
Re: uaEFI Ultra Affordable EFI
Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2025 12:38 pm
by mpgmike
AndreyB, the current UAEFI uses a TI SN74LVC4245APWR Logic Translator for U103. It is capable of sourcing and sinking 24 mA on the outputs. Spent some time and found a pin-compatible TI SN74LXCH8T245PWR capable of source/sink at 50 mA. I bring this up because I fried U103 twice trying to drive LS coils. Mouser single unit price for what you're using is $1.04, while the suggested replacement is slightly higher at $1.73. Here is a link to the data sheet: https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/sn74lxch8t245.pdf?ts=1743163518629&ref_url=https%253A%252F%252Fwww.mouser.com%252F
Re: uaEFI Ultra Affordable EFI
Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2025 2:26 pm
by mpgmike
Out of curiosity I bench tested an LS coil logic circuit. I connected both grounds, but not battery voltage. Applying 5 volts to the signal drew less than 2 mA. I have no idea why LS coils burned up U103 two times.