Haltech Haltech N00B Needs Help!
02-09-07, 06:58 PM
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Haltech N00B Needs Help!
Hey guys, I have a s5 motor that I'm throwing into my gsl se. I bought the e6x and my brothers and I know how to set things up, its more like the settings and what to set what at that we have no clue to. We refuse to pay someone to do it for us because we're stubborn and we prefer to do it ourselves. Anyone have a website I can follow that helps me with the settings and setting up the e6x to my turbo 2 motor?
02-09-07, 08:30 PM
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Originally Posted by lakers3003
We refuse to pay someone to do it for us because we're stubborn and we prefer to do it ourselves.
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02-09-07, 09:11 PM
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Originally Posted by RETed
Well, I think that's part of the problem...
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If I asked for a smart *** sarcastic remark, I would have asked for your help. We are good with engine things, not electrical and wiring and all that stuff.
02-10-07, 12:29 AM
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It's not a smart *** remark.
It's the truth.
Sometimes you gotta swallow your pride and pay a professional to do it for you or at least help.
When you need brain surgery, do you say you're too stubborn to pay for it so you're going to do it yourself???
No, you pay a professional for their training / education / experience.
I think you expecting help just cause you asked a question is already arrogant enough.
All the information is out there.
You need to go look for it.
We're not here to spoon feed you information.
-Ted
It's the truth.
Sometimes you gotta swallow your pride and pay a professional to do it for you or at least help.
When you need brain surgery, do you say you're too stubborn to pay for it so you're going to do it yourself???
No, you pay a professional for their training / education / experience.
I think you expecting help just cause you asked a question is already arrogant enough.
All the information is out there.
You need to go look for it.
We're not here to spoon feed you information.
-Ted
02-10-07, 04:11 PM
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I think Ted is right, if you had searched this section for the questions you had you might have found quite a few posts about troubleshooting and installing a Haltech. There's the HITman site, there's 3 other forums with Haltech sections that can also provide help for you.
http://www.oz951.com/halforum/bbs/index.php
http://p210.ezboard.com/bhaltechdiscussionforum
http://www.efi101.com/forum/viewforu...be65655d3720a0
Also this section too.
http://www.oz951.com/halforum/bbs/index.php
http://p210.ezboard.com/bhaltechdiscussionforum
http://www.efi101.com/forum/viewforu...be65655d3720a0
Also this section too.
02-11-07, 04:50 AM
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It's task not for Albert Enstain. If u have a head and hands u will make it.
I installed e11v2 on Eunos Cosmo myself. All work fine includin new harness, fuse box, relays, OMP, CAS, ignition and solenoids.
But I don't know expiriensed haltech tuners in Russia. If I live in USA I would pay a lot of money to haltech specialists to do this.
Vladimir.
I installed e11v2 on Eunos Cosmo myself. All work fine includin new harness, fuse box, relays, OMP, CAS, ignition and solenoids.
But I don't know expiriensed haltech tuners in Russia. If I live in USA I would pay a lot of money to haltech specialists to do this.
Vladimir.
02-11-07, 09:30 PM
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Originally Posted by funklove
It's task not for Albert Enstain. If u have a head and hands u will make it.
I installed e11v2 on Eunos Cosmo myself. All work fine includin new harness, fuse box, relays, OMP, CAS, ignition and solenoids.
But I don't know expiriensed haltech tuners in Russia. If I live in USA I would pay a lot of money to haltech specialists to do this.
Vladimir.
I installed e11v2 on Eunos Cosmo myself. All work fine includin new harness, fuse box, relays, OMP, CAS, ignition and solenoids.
But I don't know expiriensed haltech tuners in Russia. If I live in USA I would pay a lot of money to haltech specialists to do this.
Vladimir.
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