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MegaSquirt-I Programmable EFI System PCB2.2 - Kit
MegaSquirt-I Programmable EFI System PCB2.2 - Kit
MegaSquirt-I Programmable EFI System PCB2.2 - Kit
MegaSquirt-I Programmable EFI System PCB2.2 - Kit
MegaSquirt-I Programmable EFI System PCB2.2 - Kit

MegaSquirt-I Programmable EFI System PCB2.2 – Kit

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(6 customer reviews)

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*This product or components that make up this product have reached End of Life.  The ECU is now discontinued – this page is for reference only.

MegaSquirt-I with V2.2 Main Board

MegaSquirt programmable EFI Engine Management System from Bowling and Grippo. Install fuel injection on anything from a single cylinder lawnmower engine to a fire breathing V12, and anything in between! This kit is easily the biggest bang for the buck in the standalone EFI arena. You build it, You tune it, you drive it. The sense of accomplishment is amazing as are the results when you finally get your car dialed in just right after spending who know how long messing around with piggybacks and other ‘hacks’ that just don’t get the job done right. Stop wasting time and money and MegaSquirt your ride! You won’t regret it.

This is our entry level system. It can control two banks of high impedance injectors, and fuel-only control or ignition systems that use a square wave RPM signal and a logic level output signal. Examples of ignitions that work well with this one include GM 7 or 8 pin HEI, Ford EDIS or TFI, Toyota VAST, and Mazda Miata ignitions. If you need to run low impedance injectors, variable reluctor (inductive pick up) ignitions, or direct coil control, or are thinking about stepping up to an MS3 in the future, we recommend starting with a V3.0 board.

This kit includes everything you will need to build your MegaSquirt ECU. Just add tools, solder and time! (Black Anodized Case is included, it’s wrapped up under the PCB in the pic above, EVERYTHING is include to build the ECU) Mod kits for additional hardware features are sold separately.

As with all DIYAutoTune.com un-assembled kits, the quality is second to none. Everything is meticulously organized and labeled to help make your ECU assembly go as smoothly as possible. For example, each of the above bags contains a certain type of part, one with all of the resistors, one with diodes, one with capacitors, etc. Inside each of these bags the parts are further broken down and labeled in their own individual baggies. We even go so far as to put the components in numeric order to make finding them easier. We’ve really tried to think of everything….

 

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What inputs and outputs are provided with this kit?

  • It includes the circuitry needed to connect to the following sensors and outputs:
    • Coolant temperature
    • Intake air temperature
    • 2.5 bar MAP sensor (onboard)
    • Oxygen sensor – narrow band or wideband with external controller
    • Throttle position sensor
    • On/off fast idle valve
    • 2 injector output channels
    • Tach input – Hall effect or optical sensors supported

Does this kit include a MAP sensor?

  • Yes, there is a 2.5 bar MAP sensor included. It is a small UFO-like item in a static resistant bag and will not look like a conventional GM MAP sensor.

When should I use a V2.2 board, and when is it worth stepping up to a V3.0?

  • The V3.0 is significantly more flexible. For a new build, a V2.2 could be cost effective under the following conditions:
    • You will be running high impedance injectors.
    • You will be using fuel control only, or one of the following ignition systems:
      • Ford TFI
      • Ford EDIS
      • GM HEI
      • VW Hall effect distributor and “139” ignition module
    • You do not need any other outputs beyond fuel and ignition control.
    • You do not intend to upgrade to MS2 or MS3 in the future.
  • If your plans include any features beyond this, starting with a V3.0 is likely to be a better option.

What firmware does it have?

  • The processor ships with Bowling & Grippo V3.0 code. It is easy to upgrade to MS1/Extra code during assembly.

Questions & Answers

    Can it run a 94 e36 m43b18 bmw engine
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    Q Can it run a 94 e36 m43b18 bmw engine
    Asked by Patrick Riegler
    A

    While it is possible to make this kit work with enough determination, it would require assembling a lot of extra circuits using a breadboard or Zeal daughter board to add a conditioner for the BMW crank sensor. An MS1 V3.0 kit would offer this conditioner already built in, and a more robust circuit board. You could then add outputs to drive the coils using our BIP373 mod kits; the BIP373 transistor is in the same family as the coil drivers used in stock BMW DMEs from this era.

    Stepping up to an MS2 V3.0 kit would give you a more powerful processor, more accurate spark timing, and settings that are easier to configure, while going to an MS3 V3.0 kit would allow sequential injection and a massive amount of I/O when using the MS3X expansion board. These features may be more "nice to have," while using a V3.0 board over a V2.2 is going to save a lot of headaches for this particular application.

  2. Will this work for 92 geo tracker 8v. I'm adding a turbo this is my choice for fuel/ignition control
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    Q Will this work for 92 geo tracker 8v. I'm adding a turbo this is my choice for fuel/ignition control
    Asked by James Hornbeak
    A

    The V3.0 would be a better starting point, as it was designed for ignition control. From looking at the wiring diagrams, it appears that it should be possible to use a V2.2 on this engine, but the V2.2 will have fewer upgrade options if you want to run a different ignition later or decide you want to upgrade to MS2 or MS3.

  4. Can the ms1 control 1991 na miata ignition?
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    Q Can the ms1 control 1991 na miata ignition?
    Asked by Theodore
    A

    Yes, although you will need to install the modifications in our "How to MegaSquirt Your Miata" guide.

  6. Good evening the documentation delivered with the ecu is her in French. thank you
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    Q Good evening the documentation delivered with the ecu is her in French. thank you
    Asked by jeanpierreobertas
    A

    The official documentation is in English, but there is an unofficial French support forum here: https://forum.megasquirt.fr/

  8. This can work on a 1994 punto gt turbo ie ?
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    Q This can work on a 1994 punto gt turbo ie ?
    Asked by jpo
    A

    Please contact us with complete details about the ignition system this car runs, and we can check if this unit is suitable. In many cases, it can be better to step up to a V3.0 board, as they have better ignition support.

    A ignition with sparks lost . motronic m2.7
    A

    I do not recommend using a V2.2 board on a distributorless ignition. At a minimum, I would recommend an MS1 V3.0 kit, although it's not much more to step up to an MS2 V3.0. The MS2 is considerably easier to configure and tune.

  10. can i use this to set up a full injection system in my 93 vw golf (single point injection), drive by cable ?
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    Q can i use this to set up a full injection system in my 93 vw golf (single point injection), drive...... Read more
    Asked by Tomas Velasquez
    A

    This can work if you are using a Hall effect distributor with a four vane rotor. For other VW ignition systems, I'd recommend stepping up to at least a V3.0 board.

  12. Can this run an ignition system similar to 2JZ ignition? (Igniter based system)
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    Q Can this run an ignition system similar to 2JZ ignition? (Igniter based system)
    Asked by Kushan
    A

    This kit can be modified for logic level spark outputs, but the MS2 will do a much better job of handling a 2JZ cam / crank sensor arrangement. Adding the necessary changes to support ignition control can make an MS1 V2.2 more expensive than some of more advanced kits - and often a more complicated project. The MS1 V2.2 kit works fairly well with a couple of specific ignitions:

    • Mazda Miata
    • Ford TFI distributor
    • GM HEI distributors
    • Ford EDIS
    • And a couple stock VW distributors

    For most other ignitions, we typically recommend stepping up to at least an MS1 V3.0 and maybe further, depending on the exact details of the build.

  14. Hi I have a 1999 NB Mazda Miata. I have no mechanical or automotive experience. I have heavy experience/expert in soldering. I want to use this ems to run a ebay turbo at between 5 & 8 psi. Is this all I need? Once I have the ems assembled and it is wired to my pc, is mapping the ems to the specific motor/turbo combo (1.8L w/ T3 Turbo.) using the provided software simple/straight forward?
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    Q Hi I have a 1999 NB Mazda Miata. I have no mechanical or automotive experience. I have heavy expe...... Read more
    Asked by Mitch Sterling
    A

    This isn't the kit I would pick for a '99 Miata; supporting the factory sensors would require something MS2 based, such as the MS2 V3.0 or DIYPNP. These two options have native support for your car's ignition. You would then need to dial in the fuel and ignition tables for what your specific build needs.

  16. Does the ms 1 can work with a 3 cylinder suzuki g10 engine?can it control ignition timing?is it a standalone?
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    Q Does the ms 1 can work with a 3 cylinder suzuki g10 engine?can it control ignition timing?is it a...... Read more
    Asked by Najay
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    An MS1 V2.2 would not be my first choice for ignition control unless this engine uses a 7 or 8 pin GM HEI module. If it uses a more complicated ignition, you may need to step up to an MS1 V3.0 or even an MS2 V3.0 depending on the engine's specific needs.

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