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| Topic subject | FCD |
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39714, FCD Posted by 420aturbo, Feb-23-03 10:12 AM
How do I install this thing? It's a black box with 4 wires coming out of it. Red (for power I assume), black (ground, right?), green, and white. Which wires go where?
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39715, RE: FCD Posted by RoboTechDSM, Feb-23-03 10:25 AM
I believe it goes inline with the wires in the MAP sensor. Which wire is which, I do not know.
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39743, RE: FCD Posted by MotoFool, Feb-23-03 05:28 PM
if it was me id trash it and grab a missing link....
they are only 50$ and are so much better
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39746, RE: FCD Posted by RoboTechDSM, Feb-23-03 05:47 PM
Yea, I agree with ^^^^^^^. I believe you save splicing the wires if you use a Missing Link. I don't have one yet though, I got the crappy HRC 'black box'!!!!!
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39750, RE: FCD Posted by ner947, Feb-23-03 06:14 PM
i've got both. the "mystery box" and the missing link. there's something wrong with my missing link where it only gives me fuel cut at exactly 0 psi, not above or below. so i left my FCD in there to fix that problem. vacuum -> boost -> vacuum is pretty smooth, a lot better than just the FCD.
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39751, RE: FCD Posted by RoboTechDSM, Feb-23-03 06:19 PM
>i've got both. the "mystery box" and the missing link. >there's something wrong with my missing link where it only >gives me fuel cut at exactly 0 psi, not above or below. so i >left my FCD in there to fix that problem. vacuum -> boost -> >vacuum is pretty smooth, a lot better than just the FCD.
Damn that's pretty interesting leaving the FCD and the ML in there. I didn't know you could do that.
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39786, RE: FCD Posted by KTECLIPSE, Feb-24-03 06:56 AM
I have a 1996 Eclipse GS with the missing link and don't experience any sort of fuel cut or problems with it that others seem to have. It was definitely worth the $50 bucks. I have never installed the HRC black box from the start. I am not sure but maybe the later ECUs are more sensitive than the early years.
--Kurt
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