block off plates
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block off plates
hay all i got a 87 turbo 2 and have mostly the stock setup i just ordered some block off plates for my s4 and was wondering if anyone knows anything about tricking the stock ecu with a resistor or something like that?
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hay VA
you if you can find that link about that thing where your friend?? said something about tricking the ecu that the 'bac valve for example''is still there but it really isnt..post it on here would ya plz . i think i can look at vadoodoo's aka 'josh's motor again cause he did the block off plates on his setup so i can copy his motor since its also stock.ill give him a call and take pics of his setup and hopefully see what i have to do !!
hey bud i looked for 20 min or so and I cant find it ?? it was under the 2nd gen arch.. section. it had the the exact resistor you needed to trick the Stock computer.It was for the BAC valve/EGR , and so on . Good luck . If i can find it I will post a link
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hay VA
you if you can find that link about that thing where your friend?? said something about tricking the ecu that the 'bac valve for example''is still there but it really isnt..post it on here would ya plz . i think i can look at vadoodoo's aka 'josh's motor again cause he did the block off plates on his setup so i can copy his motor since its also stock.ill give him a call and take pics of his setup and hopefully see what i have to do !!
hey bud i looked for 20 min or so and I cant find it ?? it was under the 2nd gen arch.. section. it had the the exact resistor you needed to trick the Stock computer.It was for the BAC valve/EGR , and so on . Good luck . If i can find it I will post a link
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Resistors need to be used to fool the ECU into thinking removed electrical devices are still there, but this does not apply to your 87 as the S4 ECU's self-diagnosis doesn't look at any output items, only input ones.