Adamfbrx785

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I was wondering does a trim module for a Haltech E8-E11 ECU work on a Haltech E6k? As I would like to have it to adjust settings without the laptop open and can be helpful as well.

Thanks

Adam

bumpstart

if i recall correctly they have different connectors but thinks they are the same reo-stat


thinks i still have an e6 version somewheres

Adamfbrx785

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Ok awesome because I was looking for one online and they are no more lol. Because I was looking up info and it appears they operate the same. If u find one let me know because I would like to have one

bumpstart

i am in oz .. so after shipping and time delays it may be easier for you to get the e8 version

the e6 uses the old narva style 3 pin keyed connector and the e11 uses something more modern
( recalls there is a universal version of the e6 connector that you can use the solder iron on to make it fit the correct keyways )

it is a 3 wire setup so you have to get them around the right way in a cut shut else the scale will run backwards
( lean will be rich till you swap the wires back the other way )

if i find the module i can ohm them out and find which wire is which

Adamfbrx785

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Alright sounds good. Let me know thank you for the help man really appreciate it.

Adamfbrx785

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Did you find anything?

Rotary'14

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You can build one yourself too,,,

https://www.rx7club.com/haltech-foru...pinions-32054/

C. Ludwig

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The trim box is simply a variable resistor. The connector on all models has signal ground, analog input, and 5v. You can use pretty much any pot. I like the AEM 12 position switch since it has detents to hold its adjustment.

http://www.lms-efi.com/sunshop/index...t_detail&p=177

Adamfbrx785

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Thanks for sending me that link. I'm going order that and see if it works. Thanks dude