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Old 12-05-2006, 07:15 PM
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Default stock ecu idled some 550's today

rewired my stock ecu up ... 40 or so wires and fired it up today. I was surprised when it fired right up with my big injectors! Anyway, now that i know its running correctly, i am going to swap to my rebuilt motor and figure out wtf is going on with my megasquirt in a few months when my motor is broken in to my satisfaction. It will be really ******* loud with my glasspack exhaust though ... not looking forward to that
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What do you mean when you say "rewired my stock ecu up ... 40 or so wires and fired it up today?"

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He was having a lot of random issues with his standalone megasquirt, including erratic failure to start. So I take it that he yanked the ms and put the stock ecu back in.
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Originally Posted by Ben
He was having a lot of random issues with his standalone megasquirt, including erratic failure to start. So I take it that he yanked the ms and put the stock ecu back in.
you got it
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Dang man, how in the heck does that work? Change anything or is it just the stock ECU with some AFM adjustments or something?
Swap that glasspack out for a magnaflow and not worry about the glasspack being loud.
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no adjustments at all. It was however spitting fuel out the tailpipe
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Awesome. Keep it flowing.
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I hope you change back to stock injectors before breaking in the new motor?
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Originally Posted by Jefe
I hope you change back to stock injectors before breaking in the new motor?
lol that goes without question. Im just crossing my fingers because for some reason i have this sense of impending doom with this rebuilt motor, even though i have been quite careful.

oh forgot to mention ive never built an engine before, so as the "girls gone wild" commercial says: "Its my first time!!"
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