[muszyngr]

third half of the second gen Prius electric power assist steering combobulation into the 50 year ol' rig

 

[gregski]

you may find this video on this transmissions little sister the Lexus GS300h interesting

as explained by the Irish block who is leading the reverse engineering \ development of the brain module to make them work in EV Conversion Mr. Damien Maguire of EVBMW.com fame

 

[remy_martian]

as explained by the Irish block who is leading the reverse engineering \ development of the brain module to make them work in EV Conversion

I think you mean, "bloke".

Damien credits the team at Open Inverter for his progress in this one, as you should.

 

[gregski]

 

[gregski]

so I decided to re plumb the iBooster with much nicer and gentler sweeping bends, and then go to EVCreate to see if I got the front and rear lines correct

any guesses if I got it right?

 

[gregski]

if indeed I made an error, now I must figure out how to somehow blame SuperfastMatt for said error, as I do not identify as someone who is error prone

 

[gregski]

so here we go taking another one for the team, I just subbed to one months worth of ALLData for a 2018 Honda CRV hopefully we can learn more about this master cylinder iBooster thingie

if anyone here speaks Honda I would really appreciate a translation of E. VSA modulator-control unit

and this is the closest we get to a label for the two brake line ports

 

[gregski]

respectfully...

 

[gregski]

ah yes, of course looking at an actual picture under the bonnet and it's clear as mud

 

[gregski]

Vehicle Stability Assist

VSA stands for Vehicle Stability Assist. It helps to keep cars handling correctly during cornering, particularly if the system's sensors detect understeer or oversteer. It's especially useful when different wheels have different amounts of grip, a situation that would normally lead to skidding or plowing.

What is the VSA modulator control unit?

[Greek] The VSA modulator-control unit checks the pump motor operation during regular diagnosis when the vehicle is driven over 15 km/h (10 mph) the first time after the ignition switch is turned ON (II). You may hear the motor operate at this time, but it is normal. [/Greek]

 

[gregski]

great looks like now I need to hunt down the remote reservoir for this iBooster animal


looks like this

 

[gregski]

so close...

 

[gregski]

how I dropped off yet another drive shaft for shortening and monkeyfication

[ after taking it down to bare metal, primering it, then painting it BLACK like the truck gods intended ]

how I picked it up [ this time it's personal, lol ]

 

[gregski]

second, time they've done that to me