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Title: change pedal resistances in tune Post by: Rustyfender on June 23, 2025, 04:37:16 PM hello im goig to be trying to use the stock audi bosh 7.1.1 ecu for my 4.2 AWN as i swap it into my 2001 boxster. what im wondering is because the boxster pedal is bottom mount and the audi pedal isnt and theres no real way to mount the audi pedal in the car
id it possable to edite the resistance values for the throttle pedal to match the ones in the porsche? i can use a multimeter to get the resistance range numbers easy enough off the porsches pedal Title: Re: change pedal resistances in tune Post by: FDVD21 on June 24, 2025, 06:07:35 AM Try to mount it as is.
Before mount check resistance of both pedals. It may be you won't get DTC or you will know what DTC will be triggered. Title: Re: change pedal resistances in tune Post by: Rustyfender on June 24, 2025, 10:26:55 AM unfortunatly bacuse stock is a bottom hinge pedal they chose that area to run a giant grommet throught he firewall. there is nothing there to mount it to that wouldnt involve a ver scetchy setup which in a track car is no good at all. i did ohm the pedals and they arnt as far apart as i would have thought i might get away with it.
i have to put the values into a spreadsheet tonight and do math cause i realised that ecu doesnt monitor the impedance on the sensor leg it monitors voltage. so al long as they have similar sweeps for voltage when hooked to 5V then i should be fine. Title: Re: change pedal resistances in tune Post by: BlackT on June 25, 2025, 10:03:28 PM Even hall based pedal from bmw works normal with me7, so I am 90% sure porshe will also be plug and plax
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