I am curious, if I have a bad OMP, I believe I read in the forums, that it will burn out a particular circuit in my ECU. is this true? If so, how do I remedy this after replacing ECU and eliminate the MOP/OMP???

 

You can't eliminate an electric MOP without this: http://digitaltuning.com/index.php?p...age=1&ecu=S5NA or a full standalone EMS.

Yes, a bad MOP or wiring can burn up part of the ECU.

 

I appreciate the link, thanks. I believe this is what I will do but I still don't get a check engine light indicating pump is bad.
If ECU goes into limp in mode due to failure of OMP is there a common/descibable way it make ls the engine run? I see talk of all these premixers but no one mentions the performance that happens prior the decision to remove OMP!?

 

OK, I am figuring out how to use the site search in my favor. I searched limp mode and I'm beginning to believe that is exactly what I've got going on. Not 100% yet but definately no oil in OMP lines and quite certain that now my ECU is more than likely bad.

 

Oh, question for rotaryrocket or whomever may know, if this part of ECU is bad now, will adding the new software on that link repair existing ECU? Or will I need whole other ECU to put software in?

 

you will only need that one ecu which is located by the heater underneath the rug on the passenger side.

one usually sends their existing ecu to rtek, rtek then installs the chip, and then they test out your ecu to make sure its working.

 

Pop open the ECU, and look for burnt sections. As mentioned, pocketlogger just swaps one chip out with another. They don't repair damaged circuit boards.

 

is premixing necessary for streetported 13bs?

 

I see the chip is around $150 how much more do they charge to do what u say, do you know?? I'm quite capable but would like benefit of having it checked.

 

I'm not sure if you misread what I posted before, but I said they don't fix damaged boards. You pay pocketlogger for the new chip and the install. That's it.

 

Oh, sorry. Thought install would be separate. Thanks!