Stuart Stevenson wrote: > > It would be easier to purchase a running car with the features desired - if > you could find one. > I have not seen a car with open ECU software. There is always something *NOT > * open even with an aftermarket configurable system. > Part of the point of the exercise is to have LinuxCNC controlling the motor > and other functions. > Well, the complexity these days is that the ECU controls EVERYTHING! So, not only do you have spark and injection, you probably have AC control, emissions control, thermal control, alternator regulation, and the transmission as well. And, most of that stuff will not be well documented, so you would have to do a lot of trial and error. It might be possible to put the transmission in two gears at once and cause gear breakage, for instance.
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