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OK its under the stock airbox, to the left on the wheel well. Its a smal metal enclosure with a wire and plug protruding from the side. I rememebr reading that its some type of resistor but i cant find it again. Mine is not connected. Is this ok? bad? something to do with one of my removed systems?
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Originally Posted by banzaitoyota
most likley your Fuel Injector resistor block
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No. Mine is plugged into something. i noticed it when I swapped to a tid and cone filter. I was thinking of removing it for more clearance for the filter but decided not to move it.
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is it possible to not need the resistors if you switched over to an S5 ecu when you switch the S5 motor?
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I have a s5 block with a s4 front cover and therefore s4 ecu, so its ok thta it isnt plugged in right? What should ti be plugged into anyways?
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If you have high impedence resistors, you don't need that. Take a digital multimeter and check the resistence across the two plugs in the injector. If its down around 2 ohms, you need the resistor pack. If its around 12 ohms, the injectors have the amount of resistence that the ECU expects to see so you shouldn't need the resistor block.
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Originally Posted by AdAm87TuRbO2
Does it look like this? If so Im pretty sure It needs to be plugged in
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