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Age: 37 Posts: 410 Joined: 27th Jul 2005 Ride: Mazda CX-5 & 96 EL Falcon Location: Adelaide |
Ok most might think this is a straight out no, it might be for all I know thats why we're here eh.
The question is, could it be possible to run an EF engine in an EF or EL using an AU engine loom / ECU etc?? It would be an non-vct setup So what would be required if it could work? cheers |
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What are you are trying to achieve? Perhaps there could be another way to get the results your after.
If it's to do with the ECU then it would be much easier to reprogram the EF EL one with something like a J3 chip as they are quite universal. You might run into issues with the the coil pack and distributor differences. I don't think the AU engine loom would match up with anything to do with the dash. A lot of things with the E Series are universal and the main thing from the AU that get's mixed (modified) in with the E series is the Engines. Like i said if you explain what your trying to achieve then we could help you. Regards.
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yes you can do it to get the sequential operation and other features that the au offers...but be prepared to do some minor/major (depending on your capabilites) re-wiring...
you will need the most (all) of the au sensors and au ecu etc.... hardly worth it in my opinion unless there is a reason u must have it
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Age: 37 Posts: 410 Joined: 27th Jul 2005 Ride: Mazda CX-5 & 96 EL Falcon Location: Adelaide |
Ideally would like to still run coil pack but in an EL with speed sensative steering and all the goodies that came with the ELII fairmont. Was thinking AU fairmont ecu would have these capabilities
What would you suggest would be a good way to go about this? Would reprogramming EF ECU for these functions work or not really? Idea is for a project car to kinda have the best of both worlds from an EF and EL, and going to be rebuilding an EF engine with some work done to it to be dropped into an EL |
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basstrom_dave wrote: Ideally would like to still run coil pack but in an EL with speed sensative steering and all the goodies that came with the ELII fairmont. Was thinking AU fairmont ecu would have these capabilities What would you suggest would be a good way to go about this? Would reprogramming EF ECU for these functions work or not really? Idea is for a project car to kinda have the best of both worlds from an EF and EL, and going to be rebuilding an EF engine with some work done to it to be dropped into an EL hmm, replacing the motor wouldn't affect them quirks as really if you used the EL system (single coil and dizzy) in the AU motor, the computer wouldn't think nothing different if it was an EL motor in said EL.
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Age: 37 Posts: 410 Joined: 27th Jul 2005 Ride: Mazda CX-5 & 96 EL Falcon Location: Adelaide |
Is there much of an advantage of running coil and dizzy compared to coilpack?
Have a mate whose an auto-electrician and keeps telling me its a step backwards and why would i bother lol |
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basstrom_dave wrote: Is there much of an advantage of running coil and dizzy compared to coilpack? Have a mate whose an auto-electrician and keeps telling me its a step backwards and why would i bother lol its half a dozen of one.....I for one dont recommend coil packs and lpg....theoretically coil packs provide a stronger spark... just for ssps...hardly worth all the effort.... what is worth it (AU ecu) is the seqential EFI, CHT sensor and low coolant overheat protection, OBD1 live data output (accessable through a good scan tool) and maybe the aftermarket tuning support.... if u dont care for these features leave it as an EF setup....
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basstrom_dave wrote: Is there much of an advantage of running coil and dizzy compared to coilpack? Have a mate whose an auto-electrician and keeps telling me its a step backwards and why would i bother lol Run the dizzy that is what the EL is made for, if you run coilpack you got to frig round with computers looms the coils etc.. It is and it isn't a step backwards, running the EF coil ssystem is but, look at all the "top" preforming cars granted they have expensive product but 9/10 run a coil pack to each plug system.
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Age: 37 Posts: 410 Joined: 27th Jul 2005 Ride: Mazda CX-5 & 96 EL Falcon Location: Adelaide |
i guess for now running the dizzy setup with be alright, the plan is to work the EF engine I have here with a manual and pop it into an EL which will be a project / weekender car
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