defi-link control unit 2
11 March 2003, 06:14 PM
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can some one please tell how to set up my defi-link control unit
fitted it today with a boost gauge
needle sits at 0 when switched off is this right
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Neil
12 March 2003, 01:11 PM
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No . dont think it is! I think u'll find you still have pwr to it somewhere!
when I turn my key to ACCESSORY, the DEFI's do their [very cool
] startup routine. then sit @ Zero.
when I stop the engine, it goes back to Zero, until I take the key out all toghether! at which point it drops down south onto it's rest.
try tracing the wiring & seeing what it's wired too.
Steve
when I turn my key to ACCESSORY, the DEFI's do their [very cool
] startup routine. then sit @ Zero.when I stop the engine, it goes back to Zero, until I take the key out all toghether! at which point it drops down south onto it's rest.
try tracing the wiring & seeing what it's wired too.
Steve
12 March 2003, 01:33 PM
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Hi Neil,
The reason why your boost gauge needle sits at 0 when switched off
Is that the control unit requires a permanent power feed even when the ignition is off.
You’ll probably also have noticed that you will be loosing all the warning settings and replay data as well.
Make sure the RED wire has a permanent power feed to it.
The ORANGE wire should be connected to the ignition switch.
Hope this helps?
Cheers,
Rob
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The reason why your boost gauge needle sits at 0 when switched off
Is that the control unit requires a permanent power feed even when the ignition is off.
You’ll probably also have noticed that you will be loosing all the warning settings and replay data as well.
Make sure the RED wire has a permanent power feed to it.
The ORANGE wire should be connected to the ignition switch.
Hope this helps?
Cheers,
Rob
P1 Web Owners Club
www.P1woc.co.uk
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