Re:Inside the Volkswagen emissions cheating
by semi-extrinsic on Monday February 01, 2016 @02:41PM
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Wow, that's an acronym soup if I ever saw one:
Re:Inside the Volkswagen emissions cheating
by bri3d on Monday February 01, 2016 @03:01PM
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Wait until you see some of the logic diagrams (this is the one for intake air temperature sensing):
Re:Inside the Volkswagen emissions cheating
by wnesensohn on Monday February 01, 2016 @04:10PM
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These look like diagrams from Bosch Otto ECUs (ME series).
FWIW, the ECUs in question (EDC17) use much more descriptive names:
Epm_nEng - engine speed; InjCt1_qSetUnBal - set quantity for first injection (roughly); VehV_v - vehicle speed
I much prefer the EDC17 style, but your mileage may vary.
Re:Inside the Volkswagen emissions cheating
by bri3d on Monday February 01, 2016 @04:16PM
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Oh, you're right! I've never owned a diesel so I've only looked at EDC17 in passing. :)
The variables certainly aren't as cryptic... I think even a native German speaker would have trouble with the ME7 ones.
The actual logic diagrams and definitions of this data for Bosch ECUs (sans the emissions cheat, obviously) can be found in the "Funktionsrahmen," leaked but easily available from many VW tuning forums online. It's quite fascinating and worth a look for anyone interested in how modern ECUs work (it's a far cry from the oldschool "fuel table" style of engine management).