ECUflash Evoscan not connecting under dsm

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One problem fixed and onto another, Now I'm having issues connecting with evoscan under dsm it just keep's freezing after saying initialization complete. I can connect through the MUTIII and view data that way but id like to view it under dsm. Also I keep getting a CEL with a vehicle speed sensor code 24, could this be from using a fwd rom with an awd car and just needs to be disabled in ecuflash?

 

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One problem fixed and onto another, Now I'm having issues connecting with evoscan under dsm it just keep's freezing after saying initialization complete. I can connect through the MUTIII and view data that way but id like to view it under dsm. Also I keep getting a CEL with a vehicle speed sensor code 24, could this be from using a fwd rom with an awd car and just needs to be disabled in ecuflash?

I'm not sure if you've already discovered the answers on your own, but I'll post up for future reference. You cannot connect under DSM; the ROM setup, and Evoscan XML afaik are not configured for use with Ceddymods. The DSM/3000GT/MUT over OBD2 is largely unfinished and designed to work with the 94-95 hybrid ECUs. Ceddy's XML for Evoscan is for the MUT-III connection, and the logging addresses are configured to run through it for proper logging.

As for the VSS code, that's always there. Ceddy used the newest and best ROM available for his base ROM, which unfortunately is for a GST. I haven't found confirmation whether it's because the ROM is FWD, or if it's just a hiccup in the code, but afaik you can't get rid of it.

 

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I found some info in other places stating to just use the MUTIII, just never really got a clear explanation until now. So everyone with an AWD just lives with the CEL being on all the time? Well that sucks. I haven't had much time to mess around with it lately been to busy to drop the oil after flooding it so bad and fouling the spark plugs. Sundays looking like my next free day-ish. Also still doing some more research into wiring my wideband for logging.