Syvecs Nissan R35GTR S7PLUS ECU Kit Instruction Manual
- June 1, 2024
- Syvecs
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Nissan R35GTR S7PLUS ECU Kit
Instruction Manual
LTD
V1.2
Nissan R35GTR S7PLUS ECU Kit
Nissan R35GTR
This document is intended for use by a technical audience and describes a
number of procedures that are potentially hazardous. Installations should be
carried out by competent persons only.
Syvecs and the author accept no liability for any damage caused by the
incorrect installation or configuration of the equipment.
Please Note that due to frequent firmware changes certain windows might not be
the same as the manual illustrates.
If so please contact the Syvecs Tech Team for Assistance.
Support@Syvecs.com Contents
The kit comes with the following:
1 x Syvecs S7Plus
1 x SGTR Loom
Installation
- Remove the Negative Terminal from the battery on the Vehicle
- Remove the Glove box from inside the car as shown below
- Remove the Glove box Support
- The Stock R35GTR ECU can then be unplugged by removing the 3 plugs. After doing this loosen the 4 M6 nuts to remove the ecu completely from the vehicle
- Connect back the 3 ECU loom plugs into the Syvecs loom
- Refit the Glove box support and fit the Syvecs Ethernet Cable via the side holes
- Refit glovebox
- Re-Connect the Negative terminal of the Battery
- Contact Support@Syvecs.co.uk for a base map and Software basic Manual
R35GTR – Torque Control Notes & Tips
Depending on the Software version (firmware version) of the base map or
current map present in the ecu, you will find that the torque control is done
is different manners. Firmware which is pre 1.43 uses just one table for
adjusting the torque values sent to the Transmission ecu for handling clutch
control. This table is called the MBT Torque Estimate table and is based on
Primary Load vs RPM. The table can be adjusted live to cater for shifting
smoothness and clutch clamping. The Values in the MBT Torque Estimate table
are not the final values sent to the TCM as friction loses and other
multipliers for airtemp etc are applied so to view the actual value sent, Open
up a Gauge for engTrqEstOutputTrans.
Firmware versions which are 1.43 and above now have the ability to
automatically calculate torque which from in-house testing significantly
improves the drivability of the kit.Before where the torque table was set
manually against RPM vs Manifold pressure in certain situations manifold
pressure has a filling/usage delay which we have found effects shifting in
transient states.
In order for this strategy to work accurately a user needs to input a Fuel
Consumption amount in the map below. This map is set in ml/s
Generally a good calculation for this is Injector Size in CC / 60 but base
fuel pressure has a large effect also so ask you injector manufacture for
Torque Control Flow Values if not below.
Some Values already received at the OEM Nissan Base Fuel Pressure
ID2000 @ 3.5bar = 35
ID1300 @ 3.5bar = 21
Ansu 1100cc @ 3.5bar = 17
Ansu 1650 @ 3.5bar = 25
Tip:
With Either Torque Control estimation method its best to make sure the
engTrqEstOutputTrans values at idle at around 2-8 Nm. If using firmware 1.43
and above then adjust the thermal efficiency table to achieve this…. If below
1.43 then set this manually in the Estimated MBT Torque table.
R35GTR – Map/Calibration Switching
Map/Calibration Switching on the SGTR Syvecs kit is done via the OEM Cruise
control Switches, when the ignition is switched on it will always default to
CalSwitch = 1 in Scal which is found in the parameters list on the right hand
side when connected to the Ecu. By Pressing the Res/Accel button on the
steering wheel you will find that the calibration switch goes up by one value
each time its pressed. As default there are 8 calibration switch options and
the user can then assign many tasks to each calibration switch under the
Calibration switches section of Scal.
The Engine Coolant temp display will show the current Calibration switch in
the first digit upon map changing. Ie 10c will be Cal1 and 20c will be Cal2
The Coast/Set button is used to go back down the Calibration switch positions
During Calibration Switch changes the Oil Temp Display will also show the Flex
Fuel %
The Cancel Button activates the Calibration Override Switch in Scal which as
default in the base maps jumps to Calibration Switch 9 for activating Rolling
Antilag. By Holding down the button and going full throttle in manual mode a
Antilag strategy will be activated which holds the car back from accelerating
but builds boost. Upon releasing the switch the Antilag is disabled and the
engine will gain torque instantly to accelerate.
Launch Control
In order for Launch control to activate and allow the Throttles to open with
the Syvecs Kit a Launch control mode must be installed inside the Transmission
ecu. Ecutek or Cobb caters for this on the early cars but on models My11
onwards it is enabled as default.
(The OEM Ecu is required to be fitted for flashing the TCM)
Selecting R Mode on the Transmission and VDC Off is the normal procedure
followed by selecting First gear, applying the brake and going full throttle
on the Accelerator pedal. While doing this the Launch control strategy of the
SGTR will become active and a desired RPM and Manifold pressure can be set in
the Launch control strategy as shown below.
Automatic Up Shift using Syvecs S7 R35GTR Kit
First find the connector M7 which is found on the drivers side of the R35Gtr
ON RIGHT HAND DRIVE CARS THIS IS FOUND ON THE SAME SIDE BY THE ECU The M7
connector is the one which has the thinner gauge wires going to the plug
Unplug by lifting over the Grey locking arm and then pull the
plug from the housing Now take off the back cover of the connector by lifting
the 4 tags and lifting off the cover.
The wire which you are looking for is a white wire which is the one that has
the insulation shaved back in the below picture. T a wire into this wire and
then direct it over to the S7 Ecu. This White wire is pin 22 of the below pinout to
help if the colour is different on your model.
We recommend you always check it is the connector wire first before pinning
into a spare output on the S7. By using a multimeter and check when you pull
the Up shift lever this wire goes to Ground Once wired into the S7, make a
note of the output chosen and then assign this to the Change Light in the I/O
Config of Scal.
Then you can define the set Vehicle speed which first must be met to stop
early shifting if the driven wheels spin… then set the engine speed you wish
to shift at per gear.
Limp Modes
The Syvecs SGTR kit is geared around safety and many Limp become present if
certain parameters are not within a set value. The Ecu Light and Gauges
present the level of Limp. Levels below:
Warnings :
Limp Level 1 (no key on -off ) is Solid CEL
Limp Level 2 (Key on-Off) is Flashing CEL
Limp Level 3 (Imminent Engine Damage) is Flahsing Oil and Coolant Temp Gauges
–Level1 Activations–
Limp Switch
Engine Oil Cold Temperature Limp
Engine Coolant Cold Temperature Limp
Sensor Warning Level 1
Limp Switch Actuve
ABS FAULT (Disables Vehcile Speeds and Traction Control)
Sensor Warning
Air Charge
Vbat Too low
–Level2 Activations–
Fuel Pressure Limp
Time Limit
Engine Oil Hot Temperature Limp
Engine Coolant Hot Temperature Limp
Fuel Pressure Limp
Time On Load Limp
Torque Limit Limp
VVT Faliture
Lambda Lean Trip
Sensor Warning Level 2
–Level3 Activations–
Engine Oil Pressure Limp
Crank Case Pressure Limp
Knock Limp
Knock Preignition Limit
Ecu Pin Assignments
A| **DESCRIPTION| ** CONNECTOR A|
---|---|---|---
| PART NUMBER| 4-1437290-0|
NOTES:| 34 Way – Key1|
Syvecs Description| Syvecs Pinout| Function|
R35GTR Notes
---|---|---|---
PWR CTR OUT| A1| MAIN RELAY OUTPUT| Throttle and Main Relay
H-Bridge1 / SlaveOut1| A2| H-Bridge1| DBW
H-Bridge2 / SlaveOut2| A3| H-Bridge2| DBW
H-Bridge3 / SlaveOut3| A4| H-Bridge3| DBW
H-Bridge4 / SlaveOut4| A5| H-Bridge4| DBW
H-Bridge5 / SlaveOut5| A6| H-Bridge5| Boost Solenoid
H-Bridge6 / SlaveOut6| A7| H-Bridge6| Fuel Pump2
H-Bridge7 / SlaveOut7| A8| H-Bridge7| Evap
H-Bridge8 / SlaveOut8| A9| H-Bridge8|
FUEL1| A10| INJECTOR or PWM OUTPUT| Primary Injector 1
FUEL2| A11| INJECTOR or PWM OUTPUT| Primary Injector 2
FUEL3| A12| INJECTOR or PWM OUTPUT| Primary Injector 3
FUEL4| A13| INJECTOR or PWM OUTPUT| Primary Injector 4
FUEL5| A14| INJECTOR or PWM OUTPUT| Primary Injector 5
FUEL6| A15| INJECTOR or PWM OUTPUT| Primary Injector 6
FUEL7| A16| INJECTOR or PWM OUTPUT| Secondary Injector 1 Or Spare Ouput
FUEL8| A17| INJECTOR or PWM OUTPUT| Secondary Injector 2 Or Spare Ouput
PWM1 /FUEL9| A18| PWM OUTPUT| Secondary Injector 3 Or Spare Ouput
PWM2 / FUEL10| A19| PWM OUTPUT| Secondary Injector 4 Or Spare Ouput
PWM3 / FUEL11| A20| PWM OUTPUT| Fuel Pump Controller – 5v Pull up
PWM4 / FUEL12| A21| PWM OUTPUT| Secondary Injector 5 Or Spare Ouput
PWM5| A22| PWM OUTPUT| Secondary Injector 6 Or Spare Ouput
PWM6| A23| PWM OUTPUT| Tacho
PWM7| A24| PWM OUTPUT| VVT1
PWM8| A25| PWM OUTPUT| VVT2
IGN1| A26| CYL 1 IGNITION OUTPUT| Ignition 1
IGN2| A27| CYL 2 IGNITION OUTPUT| Ignition 2
IGN3| A28| CYL 3 IGNITION OUTPUT| Ignition 3
IGN4| A29| CYL 4 IGNITION OUTPUT| Ignition 4
IGN5| A30| CYL 5 IGNITION OUTPUT| Ignition 5
IGN6| A31| CYL 6 IGNITION OUTPUT| Ignition 6
PWRGND| A32| POWER GROUND|
PWRGND| A33| POWER GROUND|
PWRGND| A34| POWER GROUND|
B| **DESCRIPTION| C ONNECTOR B|
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| PART NUMBER| 3-1437290-7|
NOTES:| 26 Way – Key1|
PWRGND| B1| POWER GROUND|
CAN2L| B2| |
CAN2H| B3| |
KNOCK| B4| KNOCK|
KNOCK 2| B5| KNOCK 2|
PVBAT| B6| CONSTANT 12V|
IVBAT| B7| 12v|
LAM1A| B8| Lamv / LamD1+/ LamLun1| 2.2v
LAM1B| B9| Lami / LamD1- /LamIP1|
LAM1C| B10| LamLIA1|
LAM1D| B11| LamGND / LamLVM1|
LAM1HEATER| B12| LAMBDA HEATER|
IVBAT| B13| 12V|
LAM2A| B14| Lamv / LamD1+/ LamLun1| 2.2v
LAM2B| B15| Lami / LamD1- /LamIP1| 1.8v
LAM2C| B16| LamLIA1|
LAM2D| B17| LamGND / LamLVM1|
LAM2HEATER| B18| LAMBDA HEATER|
IVBAT| B19| 12V|
KLINE| B20| Kline|
RS232RX| B21| RS232RX|
RS232TX| B22| RS232TX|
LANRX- LANRX+ LANTX- LANTX+| B23| Cat5 Pin2|
B24| Cat5 Pin1|
B25| Cat5 Pin6|
B26| Cat5 Pin3|
C| ****DESCRIPTION| ** CONNECTOR C|
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| PART NUMBER| 4-1437290-1|
NOTES:| 34 Way – Key2|
KNOCKGND| C1| KNOCKGND|
ANGND| C2| SENSOR GND|
ANGND| C3| SENSOR GND|
ANGND| C4| SENSOR GND|
5V OUT| C5| 5V OUT|
5V OUT| C6| 5V OUT|
5V OUT| C7| 5V OUT|
CAN L| C8| Can Low| Can Low
CAN H| C9| Can High| Can High
AN01| C10| BI-POLAR INPUTS| TPS 1A
AN02| C11| BI-POLAR INPUTS| TPS 1B
AN03| C12| BI-POLAR INPUTS| TPS 2A
AN04| C13| BI-POLAR INPUTS| TPS2B
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AN05| C14| UNI-POLAR INPUTS| Cam Position Sensor
AN06| C15| UNI-POLAR INPUTS| Crank Position Sensor
AN07| C16| UNI-POLAR INPUTS| Cam2 Position Sensor
AN08| C17| UNI-POLAR INPUTS| Oil Temp
AN09| C18| VOLT-INPUTS| MAP Absolute Sensor
AN10| C19| VOLT-INPUTS| PPS1
AN11| C20| VOLT-INPUTS| PPS2
AN12| C21| VOLT-INPUTS| Brake Switch
AN13| C22| RESISTIVE INPUTS| Fuel Temp
AN14| C23| RESISTIVE INPUTS| Air Charge Temp
AN15| C24| RESISTIVE INPUTS| Coolant Temp
AN16| C25| RESISTIVE INPUTS| Cruise Control SW
EGT1-| C26| EGT1 –|
EGT1+| C27| EGT1 +|
PWR CTR IN| C28| MAIN RELAY INPUT SW| Ignition Switch
AN S1 / Slave An01| C29| UNI-POLAR INPUTS| Secondary Air Injection (Flex Fuel)
AN S2 / Slave An02| C30| UNI-POLAR INPUTS| Maf 1 / Spare Input
AN S3 / Slave An03| C31| UNI-POLAR INPUTS| Maf2 / Spare Input
AN S4 / Slave An04| C32| UNI-POLAR INPUTS| AC Pressure
AN S5 / Slave An05| C33| UNI-POLAR INPUTS| Pre Throttle Map 1 / Spare Input
AN S6 / Slave An06| C34| UNI-POLAR INPUTS| Pre Throttle Map 2 / Spare Input
External Wiring Tips:
Replacing the OEM Map Sensor on the Intake manifold can be done easily by
following the wiring notes below
Blue – 5v
Purple – Sensor Gnd
Green – Map Sensor Sig (AN09)
Pre Throttle body Map Sensors are not required for part of the load
calculations on the ecu so can be used for spare inputs for items like Fuel
pressure or Temperature
Blue – Spare Signals (Slave An05, Slave An06)
Red – 5v
Pink – Sensor Ground
Mass Air Flow Sensors are not required for part of the load calculations on
the ecu so can be used for spare inputs for items like Fuel pressure or
Temperatures
Either White – Sensor Ground
Pink – Air Charge Temp Signal (AN14)
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