Time to address my solderless connections
i have bunch of mistery codes all around the car including delayed shift that comes and goes
random codes for dome lights doors trunk climate control etc. meanwhile all those seem to be functioning properly but still throw codes related to sam and some mistery CIRCUIT 30G which nobody seems to be able to find
im hoping new launch scanner will be able to better identify the souce since it has topology feature( dont know how useful that is yet)




i have bunch of mistery codes all around the car including delayed shift that comes and goes
random codes for dome lights doors trunk climate control etc. meanwhile all those seem to be functioning properly but still throw codes related to sam and some mistery CIRCUIT 30G which nobody seems to be able to find
im hoping new launch scanner will be able to better identify the souce since it has topology feature( dont know how useful that is yet)
What are your weird codes... lets fix 'em!
FYI: 30G I think is "key:ON" power -
Read WIS about F32-Prefuse and N10/1 F-SAM: these modules jointly switch power circuits.
The chassis is built around separate networks to limit the extent of interactions between modules.
However there's a geeat deal of interactions across boundaries that are crossed through multiple gateways.
The ECU/TCU rely heavily on shared CAN bus for basic performance.
Anything that affect their CAN bandwidth directly degrade timely performance. It's rely unfortunate Bosch decided to rely on shared buses. Even stupid wipers use deducated LIN lines, but the TCU: nope!
Once upon a time recently...
wife was closing the trunk lid using buttons over CAN-B... that made idling M276 distinctively misfire... interesting architecture

(Trunk checks vehicle speed nul from ESP!)
This gives me necessary incentive to further improve my CAN-B wiring !
I'll see if this bug is reproduceable for testing.
What I find amazin is how CAN bus issues reveal unstable ECU performance. Powertrain should be well isolated from remote chaos.

Last edited by CaliBenzDriver; Dec 11, 2024 at 10:39 PM.




i have bunch of mistery codes all around the car including delayed shift that comes and goes
random codes for dome lights doors trunk climate control etc. meanwhile all those seem to be functioning properly but still throw codes related to sam and some mistery CIRCUIT 30G which nobody seems to be able to find
im hoping new launch scanner will be able to better identify the souce since it has topology feature( dont know how useful that is yet)




https://beadelectronics.com/blog/pcb...t-technologies




Anyhow, waste of energy troubleshooting "noises" over connectors as all electronics has "error correction" routines.




https://beadelectronics.com/blog/pcb...t-technologies
Since soldering has been in use, heavy components have been BOTH mechanically bonded AND soldered. Very old tech!! (***)
There are no amateurs making executive decisions at Bosch for valuable business.
The long story short is SOLDER THE LOOSE PINS is all thats needed to make this A-1 grade.

***: I saw that in the Mirsubishi COMAND Module. The Mitsu guys are not rookies, they know what harsh environments are like. This is a sign of honest quality.
Last edited by CaliBenzDriver; Dec 12, 2024 at 02:11 PM.



