DIY Raspberry Pi Racecar Dashboard: The Ultimate Guide

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What ECU setup do you have to have to do something like this? Can you plug in from a stock computer? Or need a standalone?
Comment from : Jordan Wieser

Does this communicate with the ECU thru the CAN Bus twisted pair ?
Comment from : jean luc Dubinator

Theres a cool HAT for the pi called the ‘CarPiHat’ which handles power supply, safe shutdown, cooling and loads of other features - designed specifically for this kind of project!
Comment from : Vindicta

You should add 'The Warning: " Danger to Manifold'" 😁😁😁😁
Comment from : MOHAMMED SINAN SHA

That's absolutely brilliant Would it be possible to add external sensors to it like an oil temp sensor? My car doesn't have an oil temp sensor as standard Would I be able to program that sensor into the program I stead of it reading it from the ECU?brbrAlso an amazing video Very detailed and easy to follow
Comment from : MotoCraig(MC)

If I mostly need heat sensors (like for EV batteries) how many different areas can this watch the heat of and display?
Comment from : Sun Tzu

Does this work with Stock ECU?
Comment from : Null

Just starting my own build, what ecu were you communicating with and how was it communicating with the ecu? Like did you need to set it up if afternarket ecu? Im planning on using this with an ecumaster classic and at first alwas looking for it to communicate over canbus but would he a hell of a lot simpler if i can legit just plug the usb from exu directly to the pi?
Comment from : nick martin

So how is the pi/ tuner studio receiving input for gauges? Is this just obd2 port, or individual sensors? From computer/ engine?
Comment from : HuM3N_S3nTrY

this is so bootleg i could never
Comment from : pollyvx

Is there a way to do something similar to this that will read from an AEM infinity ecu? I like their dashes but don’t want to pay the hefty price tag Thanks
Comment from : Luke Nesemeier

Awesome video will definetly try it out on an upcoming cross kart project
Comment from : kwame cornelius

Why is it all ways with a mega squirt? Is there a way to make it stand alone? You know plug in the inputs directly into the pic without needing an mega squirt?
Comment from : Dannymclovin69

I run a Haltech on my MX5 and want to try this hopefully i can figure out a way to run the Haltech application instead! Ty for the tips!!
Comment from : Beth K

You just earned a new subcriber
Comment from : Javier Morales

anyone tested it with obd ?
Comment from : TheBlackSide

It is too complicated, can't be patient to do it
Comment from : jj23510

I would like to build a supplemental instrument cluster,for my daily driver Can you recommend a wireless obd2 dongle
Comment from : Matthew Ward

is there any way to enable bluetooth? without a dongle
Comment from : G Flugel

This goes hard as nails bro can't wait to put this in my car whenever i buy a car
Comment from : JoyStickTabby

Can this be setup to connect to a car's OBDII port?
Comment from : SPA9000

is it the same thing with the microsquirt?
Comment from : VicMan

Hello my name is Korg im made of rocks
Comment from : NuckChorris

Great project Really helpful vid
Comment from : Ben Cartwright

Great video actually covering the software installation not just the physical installation for your power requirements there is a couple power supplies that would remove the two switches (main power and momentary switch) One is called the M2-ATX and the other is the M4-ATX both of which are ignition controlled power supplies that are designed to turn on/off PC motherboards much like a standard car amplifier They can be set to turn off the system while leaving enough time for the operating system to save details and boot up the operating system like OEM systems with the key
Comment from : MindDrive

I have recently started on building my own android auto headunit with openauto pro and I was wondering if i can make a digital dash also and came acros your video While finishing up the headunit I came acros a new project for a digital dash called SDC Speedy Digital Cluster The demo from the team behind the project showed the dash booting very fast Do you think it would be a great fit for your aplication?
Comment from : Stanciu Andrei

Fantastic Work
Comment from : Njm

Me and some friends are looking to build a custom “go kart” type thing using a gsxr bike motor and ecu would I be able to set this up for it? The bigger digital dash would look so good for it
Comment from : Street Bull

Not the Netscape Navigator! 😂
Comment from : James Saunders

Lost me at "a scary eagle"
Comment from : allenyourtech

NETSCAPE?? Who did you rip this off from?? you released this video 6 months ago, but the file date is 2022?
Comment from : Woodzy fox

Just wanted to note that MicroSD cards were not intended for the use of running a full-time operating system and its required I/O They have a maximum read/write count that can be hit if used frequently enough Also they aren't the most reliable storage sources over timebrbrIt would be a good idea to boot the Raspberry Pi from an external storage source in order to avoid a potential failure in the system during a critical process, like drivingbrbrSource: Software Engineer
Comment from : Bitronicc

갖고싶다
Comment from : 강재호Tv

How is this hooked into the ecu?
Comment from : aakburns

This is awesome Can it display all fault codes displayed by ecm? Wondering if I can do this on my 04 gallardo to facelift the dash
Comment from : Track Lambo

would it work with ecumaster ecu?
Comment from : Denny Medeiros

would be good if u have a video about how to integrate this dash with other ecu like link g4 etc etc
Comment from : MKIV ST

Does anyone know how this is connected to the vehicle? Is it through the OBD2 port?
Comment from : Jonathan Sorg

Is there any difference for a diesel powerd car or is it the same And would it work the same to use an arduino
Comment from : Pål Hänström

I can't like this You didn't say how this interfaces with the ECU - nada, other that here's a cable
Comment from : Sean Rose

Don't know why I watched this as I don't have any interest in building a dashboard but I have to say was intriguing what you nutters will do to your cars
Comment from : Kevin Steinman

how the display get the car data like rpm, speed, temp
Comment from : Shahrezan Sickander

Brilliant Will be adding this to our BMW race car build
Comment from : Fadora

biw00h000!/i/b thanks
Comment from : Ben Tremblay

I love you
Comment from : Brandon Wilkes

just what I need
Comment from : Motorcycle Exhausts

looking awsome just getting into cars myself brJust one comment: maybe keep the power input for the fan away from the pi just using it for signals makes them live longer ;)
Comment from : Andreas Dekrout

Great tutorial/project Thank you for sharing !!!
Comment from : Uffe Ibsen

Nice work
Comment from : Michael Griffin

very good information and i will start to do for my JEEP XJ
Comment from : Naiyims Garage

really cool method but if you added a relay, you could make your key control shutting and turning on the pi
Comment from : samad419

40 seconds is too much, i would have inatalled batteries and made the pi turned on forever
Comment from : cvabds

🤩
Comment from : Robert Jung

You should have zoomed in video is hard to read on mobile when you do desktop stuff
Comment from : Lewis K

Imagine if the Pi had displayport could repurpose a laptop display
Comment from : Marc Wolfe

Pardon my ignorance, but how is this ‘connected’ to the vehicle? Data connection I’m talking about
Comment from : Ernest Galvan

That is awesome work I've considered doing a custom display, but in my case, it would either be a smaller display for a custom motorcycle, so I'd need to make it more streamlined with vehicle power, or to replace the stupid Infotainment system in my Mazda I swear, that's the dumbest system I've ever seen in a car, and I would just replace it with an aftermarket radio if it didn't have all the stuff in it like canceling the maintenance light on the dash and controlling other stuff in the car like dash brightness and such I even program PLC's at work for industrial applications, but I haven't really ventured down the path of programming Raspberry Pi's yet
Comment from : chipmunkshavenuts

"But does your car play Doom?"
Comment from : DeathsaidHello

Great job, I have been wanting to do something like this on my classic Corvette I would like to mount a screen in place of the factory cluster however no one offers one This is giving me tons of ideas thanks I wonder how hard it would be to hook up a back-up camera?
Comment from : Levi Smith

Great idea, great work, great video!!!
Comment from : Mitsos 306

Loved the detailed, step by step instructionsbrbrHopefully I will soon have a project to build in with, since I already have the Pi lol
Comment from : Alejandro Beristain

Excellent video! thanks for sharing
Comment from : Juan Ignacio Caino

Will this work with any OBD2?
Comment from : 0 to 100 Real Quick

How do you connect the raspberry pi to the car ecu?
Comment from : Alarm Home

Can this be Don for a motorcycle?
Comment from : Ramjets Place

This is great, I've been wanting to work on a custom dash for some time
Comment from : SpaceMyName

What is the font you used for your Beavis Track Car Dash? Thanks
Comment from : OffTheBeatenPath

I have something similar in my car but based on an old android phone with battery removed I power it via ACC power line with a DC-DC converter and a big super capacitor(so it will keep the device on for about 30 secs after the car turned off or the engine stall) I use an optocoupler to connect the ACC power line to GPIO, when the car turned off, the device can use this signal to auto shutdown its self
Comment from : Chip@SnakeOilDev

is this guy seriously using netscape in 2023?!🤯
Comment from : Eugene Grechko

How does it connect to the ecu?
Comment from : Ethan Breese

This is phenomenal, thank you How are you getting the data? Are you connected to CANBUS?
Comment from : Rennch - Porsche 911 Restoration and DIY Tips

So to get the data into the pi, would you use a OBDII to usb converter?
Comment from : Anger No Last Name

very cool
Comment from : MikeyB00o

Very Nice Video, I like to put this in a Daily Driver car the only thing im Missing in this video is how the Pi gets all of the informations? How is it connected to the Engine Values?
Comment from : INVINET

Will this interact with holley terminator
Comment from : AyeYoVince

By any chance would you happen to know why the keyboard and mouse wont work using similar setup
Comment from : Angel Sanchez

Hi, I have a classic Mini, in which I have a 7" TouchScreen and RPi 3 running Kodi Media Centre I always intended to make a CarPuter / Pi Dash but never got around to it I have now installed a new 1310 engine and will soon be adding a Speeduino ECU I have installed Tuner Studio and Kodi, but am looking for a complete solution I have found your excellent tutorial which covers part of what I am after, but there is one essential and one desirable element missing I would like a GPS speedometer and also the ability to play audio and video via something like Kodi? Sat Nave would also be great I understand your project is for a Race Application so my desirables are out of spec, but are you aware of any project that has TunerStudio working along side Video / Audio / SatNav / Speedo etx?
Comment from : Bill Harvey

You didn't mention anything about how the PI actually gets it's information from the car's ecu What the ecu is, what other options are there for non-mega projects for example, if any at all
Comment from : Martin Atsinov

What ecu are you using? Stand-alone?
Comment from : Jason Felosi

Well, this is going in my Civic build
Comment from : twinblade02

I didnt catch how does your Pi gathers car info? RPM, boost, oil/water pressure/temp etc? I would love to do something like this to replace a OEM nav screen with a 7 inch digital gauge "pod"
Comment from : Boyko Dinev

Ngl i would 100 buy this setup from ya Im terrible with tiny wires So i can see me messing this up so quickly if i were to do this on my own
Comment from : damarlo1

how did you get a pi 4 to work, you said you use a pi4 in your car? When I try to use this image on a pi4 my mouse and keyboard don't work On a pi3 everything works fine
Comment from : garygarygary122