Gte Ecu mod running rough
05-29-18, 10:54 AM
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i got pins from another harness and solder it to the wires going to the igniter. The one connecting to coil one I spliced some wire open and wrapped it to it. I was thinking I an oem map would be better, Might pick on up tomorrow. Here’s some pics of the manifold idk of you can see anything I missed I’m pretty sure I got all the necessary vacuum lines in. Does it matter which brown wire goes to the map connector?. Would a bad map cause it to run that bad and rich
05-29-18, 12:33 PM
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You should plug the 3rd port on the throttle body.
Also make sure that the vacuum tube that you removed to plug the MAP in is not causing a vacuum leak.
IIRC, both brown wires are ground so they shouldn't matter. Vacuum leaks will definitely cause your car to run horribly.
Also make sure that the vacuum tube that you removed to plug the MAP in is not causing a vacuum leak.
IIRC, both brown wires are ground so they shouldn't matter. Vacuum leaks will definitely cause your car to run horribly.
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You should plug the 3rd port on the throttle body.
Also make sure that the vacuum tube that you removed to plug the MAP in is not causing a vacuum leak.
IIRC, both brown wires are ground so they shouldn't matter. Vacuum leaks will definitely cause your car to run horribly.
Also make sure that the vacuum tube that you removed to plug the MAP in is not causing a vacuum leak.
IIRC, both brown wires are ground so they shouldn't matter. Vacuum leaks will definitely cause your car to run horribly.
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