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blade007 wrote: how do u add a on off switch to this drawing why do you need an on/off switch? the adjustability of the pot means you can turn it right down, the middle, or all the way up just as easy but with more control 
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| blade007 |
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ok i want to have the option of having it on or off, i havnt had it running yet so im not sure if i want it on all the time, if it turns out its better to leave it switched on at least i have the option there to turn it off .
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| TROYMAN |
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blade007 wrote: na its cool found a few the other day thats where i found the part number issue ,have all the parts trim pot resister ect .its just the above picture used mosty the same colour wire plus it a bit hazy but its no biggy ,yeah like u said there are heaps of ideas with drawings ect i just wanted a detailed drawing to follow off any way all good . page 19 of this thread has a drawn diagram, if you searched the thread you would have found it... |
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| blade007 |
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have it all connected the trim pot works good just one thing do i need a on/on switch have a on/off/on switch having probs with the set up most of the info on here indicates u can use either the 1.2 or 2.3 conections on the trim pot does it mater which is connected ect found that now the car nearly stalls when u com to a stop with the current switch ....do i need a 6 post on/on switch ,instead of the on/off/on switch ..still is prety good though changes gears realy nice not lagy any more just wana sort out the switches .. see if it is causing the car to nearly stall stated doing it as soon as i install the switch
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| CrACk InjECtIoN |
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Fixed
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| huggiebear |
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spend less time surfing the net looking at porn and more time reading this thread and you will find your answer. its been said MANY times
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| CrACk InjECtIoN |
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| TROYMAN |
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well if you read the thread 5 times and cant work it out, maybe its better for you to buy one from shiftkits .com ..
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| CrACk InjECtIoN |
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Ive installed it and it works but no chirpping on LPG:(
Kick down and gear changes are voilent but good. |
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| 92EBII |
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I need to know if EB II ecu contacters is the some as el I know this quesition has been asked before but I can't find it I have make up the sift kit just need to fit it up.
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| TROYMAN |
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yes...
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| 92EBII |
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how do you workout where the number are on the ecu plug I have a EB II
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| TROYMAN |
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there actually next to the wire on the loom side of the plug, its small but if you look close you can see it..
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| 92EBII |
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Troyman wrote: there actually next to the wire on the loom side of the plug, its small but if you look close you can see it.. Iam sorry my eyes aren't that good i can't see any numbers. so can some one post a pic of a plug and show me which wire to use. |
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| 92EBII |
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92EBII wrote: Troyman wrote: there actually next to the wire on the loom side of the plug, its small but if you look close you can see it.. Iam sorry my eyes aren't that good i can't see any numbers. so can some one post a pic of a plug and show me which wire to use. I got my son to have a look for me, All fitted up now very happy no more lazy gearbox. I mow lawns aswell so I have a trailer on the back so much better with that aswell. |
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