Genuine Scooby ECU chip upgrades - suits classics to 1996
04 October 2010, 11:40 PM
#319
hello again from germany :-)
all three scoobys runs great!
only one thing all three have: in 1st gear when you put the pedal fully down, the car stocks extrem, like a fuelcut, at around 3500 - 4000 revs.
2nd to 5th gear no problems.
what do you think? coils or spark plugs ore something?
all three scoobys runs great!
only one thing all three have: in 1st gear when you put the pedal fully down, the car stocks extrem, like a fuelcut, at around 3500 - 4000 revs.
2nd to 5th gear no problems.
what do you think? coils or spark plugs ore something?
06 October 2010, 01:03 PM
#320
hello again from germany :-)
all three scoobys runs great!
only one thing all three have: in 1st gear when you put the pedal fully down, the car stocks extrem, like a fuelcut, at around 3500 - 4000 revs.
2nd to 5th gear no problems.
what do you think? coils or spark plugs ore something?
all three scoobys runs great!
only one thing all three have: in 1st gear when you put the pedal fully down, the car stocks extrem, like a fuelcut, at around 3500 - 4000 revs.
2nd to 5th gear no problems.
what do you think? coils or spark plugs ore something?
My guess would be coilpacks, but this is a new one for me, being only in 1st gear! Wrap electrician's tape around all four coilpacks just in case there are any hairline cracks in the casing where it sits on the spark plugs. Also check spark plug gaps/condition.
Let me know your findings please
10 October 2010, 07:30 PM
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hi steve well after much looking about for someone to solder the adaptor onto my circuit board i have the chip installed
i didnt notice any real change at first the ecu has to learn the new chip but after 2 days of driving the car is really responsive in all gears very smooth to drive will be eager to see if there is any change in fuel consumption(for the better i hope )
was nervous to try any brain surgery on the scoob but i believe it has been a good investment car feels more alive
i didnt notice any real change at first the ecu has to learn the new chip but after 2 days of driving the car is really responsive in all gears very smooth to drive will be eager to see if there is any change in fuel consumption(for the better i hope )
was nervous to try any brain surgery on the scoob but i believe it has been a good investment car feels more alive
11 October 2010, 02:58 PM
#325
hi steve well after much looking about for someone to solder the adaptor onto my circuit board i have the chip installed
i didnt notice any real change at first the ecu has to learn the new chip but after 2 days of driving the car is really responsive in all gears very smooth to drive will be eager to see if there is any change in fuel consumption(for the better i hope )
was nervous to try any brain surgery on the scoob but i believe it has been a good investment car feels more alive
i didnt notice any real change at first the ecu has to learn the new chip but after 2 days of driving the car is really responsive in all gears very smooth to drive will be eager to see if there is any change in fuel consumption(for the better i hope )
was nervous to try any brain surgery on the scoob but i believe it has been a good investment car feels more alive
13 October 2010, 09:40 PM
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I have a 27C1028 Fujitsu chip, would it be possible to flash it with one of your maps?, if so how much would you charge? And would it fit into my V9 ECU instead of the Zero Sports chip that is in there already?
Its for a 94 WRX wagon with a TD04.
Its for a 94 WRX wagon with a TD04.