say i have an ecu that's originally designed to run one pair of injectors. could the wiring to those injectors be branched off of to run a second pair without burning out the injector driver in the ecu? maybe the sum of the impedence of the 4 be the same as the sum of the pair, if that makes sence, to keep from damaging the injector driver?
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I did that; just make sure that the total impedance is the same, before and after. My original setup had 13 Ohm injectors, and then I used two 3 Ohm injectors and a 7 Ohm resistor. Worked just fine. The computer just needs “to see” 13 Ohm, it doses not matter how many injectors or resistors there are.
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so as long as all injectors have the same resistance, all will be fine?
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Yes, the injectors will have to be low impedance
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Originally Posted by T2 vert' post='828002' date='Jul 11 2006, 11:18 AM
Yes, the injectors will have to be low impedance |
finally hooked some responses from the 7club:
http://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?p=58...d=1#post5869877 unfortunately it's totally opposite from what i got here. was really hoping my idea would work. |
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