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ed

posted on 27th Oct 04 at 17:16

Just use a Unichip...


luca2020

posted on 27th Oct 04 at 15:58

dibilas throttle bodies arnt actualy throttle bodies, there basicaly a power box

anyway u can buy a remapable ecu and get the sw to do it ur self, however its very hard and u dont have a rolling road which makes things even harder

leave it to the pros mate, take it to them


RKS

posted on 27th Oct 04 at 11:55

i meant if i buy a mappable ECU can i set it up myself? where would i get one also? as i want to try and do most of the work on my motor myself.


James R

posted on 25th Oct 04 at 17:45

You can't map the std vauxhall item. If you're running rich upping the fuel pressure will just make things worse. Take it to a RR and get it sorted out.


modded_corsa

posted on 25th Oct 04 at 17:26

cts is a coolant temperature sensor:wave:


RKS

posted on 25th Oct 04 at 17:24

any ideas on above? ta


RKS

posted on 10th Oct 04 at 12:12

Whats the CTS? sorry dumb question but i dont know an afwul lot about the engine, allthough I am trying to learn as much as poss.....

also I have an adjustable fuel presure valve, how do i set this up? just by adjusting half turns and running to see which gives best performance??

is it possible to setup a mappable ECU myself?? using a laptop and some software??

Cheers for any help


James R

posted on 3rd Oct 04 at 17:17

Check the CTS?
Or get it RR'd and a gas prob in there, then add resitance to the CTS to reduce the fuellign to the right level.
But it's better to do it properly and get standalone managment.


AK

posted on 3rd Oct 04 at 17:10

get a mapable ECU..... i take it your running a superchip or some tat?


RKS

posted on 3rd Oct 04 at 13:44

Hey.. Just need a bit of advice really.... i have a 93 1.4 SRi 8v (C14SE) running dibilas throttle bodies... However it is running too rich (Currently running on 97 octane super plus fuel) (It runs too lumpy on 95 standard unleaded)

Is there anything that I can do to make the mixture a bit leaner? it all seems electronic to me

Cheers

Rikki