Home Brew E36 M50B30 Tuning

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  • čas přidán 5. 05. 2020
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    #E36 #tuning #stroker
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Komentáře • 56

  • @justinglavin9484
    @justinglavin9484 Před rokem +1

    Appreciate you sharing all your knowledge. I will say though, after switching to a Link G4X standalone on my S52, the grass is much greener on this side :)

  • @alexanderpoulsen7007
    @alexanderpoulsen7007 Před 4 lety +3

    finaly ive looking forward to see a new video from my good frend e36 Pamo :D

  • @TomLTU
    @TomLTU Před 4 lety +2

    love your videos, keep going!

  • @emilioguitart3754
    @emilioguitart3754 Před 4 lety +2

    Really nice info!

  • @janiklang1167
    @janiklang1167 Před 4 lety +2

    That was more than helpful!

  • @visceraldnb
    @visceraldnb Před 3 lety +2

    Been following since m50 manifold plumbing video. I have an m52b25 set off for a stroker build. Much love man! Appreciate all your post ups!

  • @otacon4065
    @otacon4065 Před 4 lety +1

    nice lengthy video bro, nice one

  • @verdunred3051
    @verdunred3051 Před 4 lety +1

    Great work - I wish this was possible with OBDI! Thanks for showing us this, never knew this type of work was fairly accessible.

    • @ManSeeksCivic
      @ManSeeksCivic  Před 4 lety

      I agree, the obd1 thing is frustrating... I could mess around with the m3. There's always the option of converting to obd2... But buying all new sensors makes my wallet wrinkle.

  • @foreignslab121
    @foreignslab121 Před 2 lety +1

    Hey do you think you can make a video of all the wire routing for the bench setup

  • @jeyanthitherce7274
    @jeyanthitherce7274 Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks sir CZcams training course

  • @tiitsaul9036
    @tiitsaul9036 Před 4 lety +2

    Thanks for sharing as always.
    What’s your experience with wind band o2? Works flawlessly?

    • @ManSeeksCivic
      @ManSeeksCivic  Před 4 lety

      So far so good man. Connecting it to the laptop sometimes is a bit fiddly but it has always worked OK.

  • @AaronE-oj5nt
    @AaronE-oj5nt Před rokem

    Hey mate, your videos have helped me so much + been great entertainment.
    Just a couple questions, I tried to find out about wiring the obd2 port under glovebox from ews. If you'd have a link or anything to that ,that would be great!
    And I am having trouble setting up my logger to work on romraider, can read write flash etc but when I open the log it just says " initialising"
    Cheers from Australia

    • @ManSeeksCivic
      @ManSeeksCivic  Před rokem +1

      Hi Australia!
      The wiring for the obd port is fairly simple - you need to connect +12v, Kline and Ground - these are all available behind the glove box - the kline is purple/white, gnd and power can be found with a multimeter. The RomRaider forum is the best resource for more details.
      As for the logger - this can be a little more flaky, firstly you will probably need the cabin port - the 20pin connector is wired with the injector loom in the engine bay and thus suffers from interference. Once you've got the cabin port wired this whole process will be easier.

  • @SzymonMelewski
    @SzymonMelewski Před 3 lety +1

    Dude love your videos, great work! Kind regards Simon (a happy E36 328i convertible owner) BTW you were my inspiration, yet don't have space to do things myself so will have to pay to get things done - I guess perk of living in a flat) I'm struggling to find the right scanner to read thoughts including ABS module. Any thoughts, advice, or help would be appreciated?

    • @ManSeeksCivic
      @ManSeeksCivic  Před 3 lety

      Thanks.
      Check out "tiny ads" connector. It can allow you to connect inpa to the 36.

    • @SzymonMelewski
      @SzymonMelewski Před 3 lety +1

      @@ManSeeksCivic What a quick reply! Just ordered one from the US so hopefully won't be more than a month to arrive, plus finally, my old Dell laptop will be put to use :D I'm going have to do my rocket cover gasket soon along with coils and sparks as it sips oil (haven't noticed oil loss over the last 3k miles since the last oil change but it sips). It is an odd location as it seems from the corner of the driver side near the side of the VANOS but will also get VANOS gaskets too. In terms of VANOS rebuild is it difficult? I always did basic maintenance myself oil, filters, breaks, suspension, etc. myself but VANOS seems like a thing I could possibly mess up. Car is only 68K on a clock with an automatic gearbox which seems very smooth (touch wood). Cheers!

    • @ManSeeksCivic
      @ManSeeksCivic  Před 3 lety

      The vanos rebuild is easier than it looks. The "besian" guide is excellent and will keep you on the right track.

  • @_coffeeandcigars
    @_coffeeandcigars Před 4 lety +1

    nice one, went through that process in 2017 :) dont be afraid of flashing in the car, i did the full flash with the charger on.
    How are you connecting the Wideband? Serial on the Laptop that Romraider Logger can see directly?

    • @ManSeeksCivic
      @ManSeeksCivic  Před 4 lety +1

      I flash the partials in the car, the wideband does run thru that serial cable direct to RomRaider. Useful for. Logging afr along with the rest of the outputs 👍

    • @_coffeeandcigars
      @_coffeeandcigars Před 4 lety

      @@ManSeeksCivic ah ok, looking into an WBO2 right now, but i would like to do it through the ecu via one of the unused rear O2s. Wasnt aware that you could actually combine the Data in the Logger.
      Iam pretty shure my fuel is a bit of since i did that more or less blind...i bet its rich as f*** up top.
      anyways...what rpm are you reving the b30 to?

  • @finlay230
    @finlay230 Před 3 lety +1

    bloody great vid !!!! well done !! quick Q i have an MS43 M54B30 in a E30 and want to convert it to alpha N and delete the MAF (as its quite restrictive) do you think it would be fairly easy todo via romraider ? cheers !

    • @ManSeeksCivic
      @ManSeeksCivic  Před 3 lety

      Thanks 👍

    • @ManSeeksCivic
      @ManSeeksCivic  Před 3 lety

      Yes it would be simple with the tools RomRaider provides. Tuning it would still be up to you, but the maps are defined in Ms41 for alphaN so I would assume they are for the M54 too.

    • @finlay230
      @finlay230 Před 3 lety +1

      @@ManSeeksCivic cheers man, much appreciated !!

  • @GaragE36uk
    @GaragE36uk Před 3 lety +1

    Hi mate. Few questions if you don't mind answering. I now have my m50b30 stroker built and running, thanks to your videos for all the help..
    Now I am looking to tune the ms41 ecu, I am using ms41 flash tool and romraider.. now my question is when using romraider to log the data how did you get the correct definition file, also what ecu are you using, I have an ms41 861 ecu so need the logger definition file for that..

    • @ManSeeksCivic
      @ManSeeksCivic  Před 3 lety

      If you log into CZcams on Windows you should be able to find my email address under the "about" tab. Ping me an email and I'll help you all I can 👍

    • @GaragE36uk
      @GaragE36uk Před 3 lety +1

      @@ManSeeksCivic thank you mate.. I will do that this evening. Having issues getting the logger on romraider to id my ecu..

    • @ManSeeksCivic
      @ManSeeksCivic  Před 3 lety +1

      It can be a pain, I might have an easy way for you to try.

    • @GaragE36uk
      @GaragE36uk Před 3 lety +1

      @@ManSeeksCivic just sent you a message on your Instagram mate

  • @moddingjr7797
    @moddingjr7797 Před 2 lety +1

    Sorry if I’m late to this but when you update the firmware to ms41.2 did you find a bin of someone else’s car and did you just get there full read or both?

    • @ManSeeksCivic
      @ManSeeksCivic  Před 2 lety +1

      You write a full read of the usm3 file, then adjust your partial real to suit. For example, with the euro 328i you would write the usm3 full then retune the fuel tables for the 328i, adjust the knock tables for the alloy block and so on.

    • @moddingjr7797
      @moddingjr7797 Před 2 lety +1

      @@ManSeeksCivic just a question after the flash could I just write a tuned partial I have previous to MS41.2 ?

    • @ManSeeksCivic
      @ManSeeksCivic  Před 2 lety

      You can copy the tuned parts of your Ms41.0 file over to the Ms41.2 new partial but you must not copy a tuned Ms41.0 partial onto the Ms41.2 full - that will brick the dme.

  • @i3abod55
    @i3abod55 Před 2 lety +1

    How i can programming my e36 1992 M50b20

    • @ManSeeksCivic
      @ManSeeksCivic  Před 2 lety +1

      That's a bosch Dme car, the only way to tune these is to desolder the chip and write it in an eeprom reader. Much harder sadly.

  • @jeyanthitherce7274
    @jeyanthitherce7274 Před 2 lety +1

    Dear sir how to wiring pc power plug ecu connect

    • @ManSeeksCivic
      @ManSeeksCivic  Před 2 lety

      Google "seimens Ms41 dme bench rig" and you'll find all the wiring diagrams 👍

  • @SonyPsp08888
    @SonyPsp08888 Před 3 lety +1

    hi there i have a 1996 e36 328i automatic(m52b28, ZF 5hp18 green tag)EURO or german version(non usa car) i was wondering what hardware and software should i use for diagnostics and coding(i am in a cruise control retrofit process), since some people told me that it has obd2 and it could be different from the process shown in the video(the software and hardware part) and if i'ts the same can i code on this method(hardware not software wise)? and what software could i use to do that? any help would be appreciated! thanks for the video anyway! Cheers!

    • @ManSeeksCivic
      @ManSeeksCivic  Před 3 lety

      If it has the Siemens dme and sensors you can use the setup I have here because it will use the Ms41 software. The only difference will be the connection, you will have to use the 20 pin plug under the bonnet to connect to the cars dme.

    • @SonyPsp08888
      @SonyPsp08888 Před 3 lety +1

      @@ManSeeksCivic thanks for the reply! what about software wise? for diagnostics and coding. for the connection can i use a K+DCAN cable with a 20pin adapter to obd2 port cable? and again thanks for the raply!

    • @ManSeeksCivic
      @ManSeeksCivic  Před 3 lety +1

      Yes, although I haven't ventured into coding the modules. My interest was purely for remapping so can't offer a lot of information otherwise.

  • @NyxNick
    @NyxNick Před 4 lety +1

    👍for @pazi88 🇫🇮

  • @aceracing6051
    @aceracing6051 Před 4 lety +1

    Please share program download links in description

  • @ziorxkomtuper
    @ziorxkomtuper Před 2 lety

    Unfortunately, it is very easy to buy the wrong head bolts for M52 Aluminum blocks. M52 aluminum bolts are quite a bit longer than their cast iron counterparts. Be very careful to compare your original head bolts to your new head bolts and make sure they match in length. Most vendors will state that the m50 bolts will fit the m52 engine because there is a m52 iron variant.
    I suspect using M50 / m52 cast iron head bolts is the number one reason threads strip out. Not saying this what happened here but be very careful when selecting your head bolts. (or reuse your old bolts)

  • @grgabudimir5922
    @grgabudimir5922 Před 3 měsíci

    2:30

  • @garrydiggins3181
    @garrydiggins3181 Před rokem +1

    I’m trying to watch this but I’m struggling it’s like you’re talking to a foreign language lol I think I’ll leave my M3 Evo alone I will end up ruining it

    • @ManSeeksCivic
      @ManSeeksCivic  Před rokem

      I am talking a foreign language - Scottish 😂