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Be careful with those connection on your fuel lines m8. You ideally want proper connections. If one blows off and sprays fuel everywhere all your hard work will go up in flames.
Yep that's the VVT solenoid defo need that plugged in buddy.
Doesnt your revs come from the crank sensor on the...
You dont want to use the Allen key to put them in anyway 🤣
Couple of nuts on the thread tightened together then torque them up. Not forgetting lock tight
Yea so the cup blower doesnt have aircon crap to deal with so potentially if you can find a wiring diagram you could repin the multi block connector into the correct holes to make it work.
It's a race car m8. You'll get used to it. 10 minutes toe out is what you want, 5 minutes each side. On track with slicks is spot on I much prefer it especially knowing you're not going to boil the fluid or have it spray every where and set on fire or all over a tyre and you spon off!
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So pull the plug from the ECU with the four colour wires and check the continuity of each wire. Like in that video, if it beeps or says OL (open circuit) then theres a problem down the line. They are only tiny wires so it wont read much but it should read something!
Also crimped connections aren't the best, soldering is far superior m8, then shrink wrap them after. If I crimp any thing I solder it also to make sure I have the best possible connection. Electricity is like magic lol
Yea I agree with the warranty side of things and sometimes even if it isnt really a warranty issue they will 9 times out of 10 pay for the parts if you pay for labour
No the video m8. I had couple spare hours today whilst mrs and little one was out so I started off researching the ED 230 kit and then remembered ilya had one and a build thread