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I'm waiting for the Arduino hack for the BECM and HEVAC. Oh, and EAS, and instruments, and ABS....
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You may have a long wait
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There are limits
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Don't think it would be robust enough. Has to take vibration, extreme temperatures and moisture. The current electronics have taken that for 30 years on mine. I don't think an Arduino would.
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+1 on that. Marty experimented creating a replacement EAS driver pack using modern solenoid hit-drop driver chips, etc. It worked, but did suffer gremlins & glitches. The plan was good, but if I remember he was too busy to complete the project.
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has anyone heard from Marty lately since he is back in NZ
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If 10 are needed then the pack probably contains 6 or 8
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Packs of 10 I think it will beIf 10 are needed then the pack probably contains 6 or 8
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I meant the original packs sold by land rover..
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That seems to be the normal nowadays, pack always less than the actual amount needed. From the ads from suppliers that use to stock these little blighters they were packs of...............1
