AEM AEM ECU Features for RX7
All of this is done internal, this is not a generic ecu mated to work with an rx7, it is desinged to work with the rx7, WE use the STOCK plug mated to our board. So the number of pinouts is the same as the stock FD (like 76 pins).
Jason.
Jason.
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Originally posted by Black680hp7
All of this is done internal, this is not a generic ecu mated to work with an rx7, it is desinged to work with the rx7, WE use the STOCK plug mated to our board. So the number of pinouts is the same as the stock FD (like 76 pins).
Jason.
All of this is done internal, this is not a generic ecu mated to work with an rx7, it is desinged to work with the rx7, WE use the STOCK plug mated to our board. So the number of pinouts is the same as the stock FD (like 76 pins).
Jason.
I thought you used an adapter plug for each vehicle(plug and play).
I know on the DSM models they use a different kind of sensor for engine position than the rx7. You are selling this unit for both cars.
Does this mean that the universal units are still specific to each vehicle?
Last edited by moespeed; Jan 25, 2002 at 06:03 PM.
Originally posted by moespeed
I am not sure if this was the answer to both questions.
I thought you used an adapter plug for each vehicle(plug and play).
I know on the DSM models they use a different kind of sensor for engine position than the rx7. You are selling this unit for both cars.
Does this mean that the universal units are still specific to each vehicle?
I am not sure if this was the answer to both questions.
I thought you used an adapter plug for each vehicle(plug and play).
I know on the DSM models they use a different kind of sensor for engine position than the rx7. You are selling this unit for both cars.
Does this mean that the universal units are still specific to each vehicle?
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Originally posted by Black680hp7
No, each vehicle has it's own board for each application. The universal units are UNIVERSAL, meaning they can be wired to any fuel injected engine.
No, each vehicle has it's own board for each application. The universal units are UNIVERSAL, meaning they can be wired to any fuel injected engine.
Originally posted by moespeed
On fuel injected engines to pick up engine position and speed there are all types of sensors and teeth configurations. How does the universal unit deal with the different vehicles?
On fuel injected engines to pick up engine position and speed there are all types of sensors and teeth configurations. How does the universal unit deal with the different vehicles?
Jason.
Okay, I was sold on this ECU over a month ago.
KDR promises to have my new motor installed the 2nd week in February, 2002.
Will AEM EMS be ready for my car by then?????????????????? Or will this be another never ending wait for me????????
Ken, 57 years young
'94 white, base, pep, red leather,
mods: Street port & polished stage II, Hurley racing seals, ???AEM ECU??? , XS T04e single turbo kit, SMIC (400+cu.in.), Aquamist 2s water injection kit, Pettit ss resonated MP, Pettit ss cat-back, RP Racing fuel pump, 1600cc injectors, Profec B(12&24psi), 3-bar MAP Sensor, Centerforce clutch, under pulley kit(no air pump), Pettit short shifter kit, boost gauge, LaBreck's bushings, Evans Coolant,
KDR promises to have my new motor installed the 2nd week in February, 2002.
Will AEM EMS be ready for my car by then?????????????????? Or will this be another never ending wait for me????????
Ken, 57 years young
'94 white, base, pep, red leather,
mods: Street port & polished stage II, Hurley racing seals, ???AEM ECU??? , XS T04e single turbo kit, SMIC (400+cu.in.), Aquamist 2s water injection kit, Pettit ss resonated MP, Pettit ss cat-back, RP Racing fuel pump, 1600cc injectors, Profec B(12&24psi), 3-bar MAP Sensor, Centerforce clutch, under pulley kit(no air pump), Pettit short shifter kit, boost gauge, LaBreck's bushings, Evans Coolant,
Will this system work as a stand-alone race system? I don't have a stock ECU or harness (or RX-7 for that matter). I am thinking about going with a TWM throttle body and fuel injection so I can add boost at a later date
Oh yeah, an injected, street-ported, boosted 13B in a 1500lb car!!
Oh yeah, an injected, street-ported, boosted 13B in a 1500lb car!!
Originally posted by richelesro
I know it keeps coming up, but what's the expected release date for the RX-7? Is it still mid February?
One quick "can it do X" question: Can it handle wideband O2 sensors?
I know it keeps coming up, but what's the expected release date for the RX-7? Is it still mid February?
One quick "can it do X" question: Can it handle wideband O2 sensors?
Jason.
My brother has a '93 FD auto. It has a fairly new Atkins ported rebuild along with big SMIC, racing fuel pump, 1200cc injectors and a PFS PMC.
If I can talk him into an XS T04e single turbo kit what will the AEM EMS do for his auto? He thinks his turbos blew up and now might be the time for a major change.
In other words what can your product do for the few auto FDs out there??
Ken
If I can talk him into an XS T04e single turbo kit what will the AEM EMS do for his auto? He thinks his turbos blew up and now might be the time for a major change.
In other words what can your product do for the few auto FDs out there??
Ken
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Originally posted by Black680hp7
Late February, early March. Yes it can take wideband input with a controller.
Jason.
Late February, early March. Yes it can take wideband input with a controller.
Jason.
Wide band O2 sensors have to have a controller to maintain a temperature across the heater. This is an external "controller". You can run standard o2 sensors direct into the AEM unit, but not wideband o2's, these need their own controller.
Jason.
Jason.



this thing is the ultimite........