Subject	Re: No, you do not need a new ecu.
Posted by	purple_illusion2 on May 13, 2006 at 4:41 PM
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In Reply To	No, you do not need a new ecu. posted by ni[X]it on May 13, 2006 at 03:00 PM
Message	ok, this is something I cannot find in search. What kind of relay? how? and where to get it or where to install it? This is what questions me now: if ECU still sends out 12v+ at all time (and this is why it is bad with ethanol), and I will still need a relay to do the job, what is the purpose to upgrade to new style injectors? How does it help the injector failure problem? It is mentioned in many posts that new style injectors will do the job, but never explained how.
Follow Ups	Do I need to change ECU when changing to new style injector? - purple_illusion2 14:50:23 05/13/06 No, you do not need a new ecu. - ni[X]it 15:00:31 05/13/06 It would be nice if the ECU could be programmed - zoom 16:19:08 05/13/06 Re: No, you do not need a new ecu. - purple_illusion2 16:41:37 05/13/06 no one *really* knows why early style 555s prematurely fail. - ni[X]it 16:51:46 05/13/06 Are you just installing the relay on the Injector circuit? - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 18:37:36 05/13/06 Slightly more complicated than just throwing a relay on - John B. 19:56:02 05/13/06 Indirect benefit... - RSR 07:24:57 05/14/06 ohhh .... daddy likes (n/m) - Guapo 08:43:59 05/14/06 replied in kind (n/m) - ni[X]it 10:50:26 05/14/06 hmmm... learn somthing new everyday.. - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 18:35:44 05/13/06 we think that having a 'hot' wire will look for anything - ni[X]it 19:15:44 05/13/06 i changed from old 370cc to new 740cc with only changing my - SpecNATT (Houston) 19:00:10 05/13/06 Okay, dumb question, but this switch would also function - lil'abner 19:59:21 05/13/06
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