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10705, Corbins Jumptronix clone install Posted by RyaN95i4, Oct-13-01 11:15 PM
i guess corbins site is no longer there, can anyone tell me which wires i need to tap into and where for his jumptronix clone (O2 sensor, ECU ground, ECU 12V). Thanks!
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10706, RE: Corbins Jumptronix clone install Posted by Corbin, Oct-14-01 03:28 AM
Here is the "new" site. Its been in effect for a few months now. Juan's just had too much to do to update links on the main site.
Corbin '95 ESI-T HRC + FMIC

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10707, RE: Corbins Jumptronix clone install Posted by RyaN95i4, Oct-14-01 04:16 AM
cool, thanks for the link. Just wondering, when u sell the a/f meter, do you calibrate it first? I bought this of Shant, from arizona. he never used it and is now parting out his avenger.
Also, anyone wouldnt happen to know the color codes for the 95 ecu, for the o2, ground, and power would they?
http://www.asog.net/phantom/
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10708, RE: Corbins Jumptronix clone install Posted by RyaN95i4, Oct-14-01 09:33 AM
nevermind, everything is on now. i second guessed myself, but the problem was those cheap ass -quick splice snap on wire connectors...werent making any conenction at all. everythin works great now
awesome product corbin! what kinda of number should NA car be makin...what about w/ turbo (or should they hopefully be the same, haha)
egt is in the mail, so thatll help too :)
http://www.asog.net/phantom/
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10709, RE: Corbins Jumptronix clone install Posted by Corbin, Oct-15-01 01:53 AM
Its already calibrated. To verify the installation, get up to a decent cruise speed like 40 mph and fully close the throttle. You should see a really low number as you decelerate...essentially zero. If you get any appreciable negative number, you need a better ground. -0.02 V is OK...anything larger indicates a wiring problem. At WOT, I would expect to see a high 0.9X V. The exact number depends on the car and the wiring.
Corbin '95 ESI-T HRC + FMIC

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