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UPDATE:

I was able to get our version of ETACC working and connected to the truck.

Two issues I found right off the bat:

1) I am connected to the display and the VCM but unable to connect to the Traction Motor Controller. Anyone know why?

2) I am getting 0 volts from the Accel Pot (I know I should be getting 10-11ish when pedal is not depressed.

All help is appreciated!
  • Posted 10 Oct 2013 08:54
  • By hlmikey
  • joined 6 Oct'13 - 5 messages
  • Oklahoma, United States

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