Switchable Polar Performance ECU??
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Switchable Polar Performance ECU??
I've got a MY95 V2 '555' STI with a Polar Performance chipped ecu. Is there any way in which I could wire it up to switch between maps?
I understand there is a wire that is cut for the new chip to increase the factory settings, could this be linked to a switch, and could it be changed on the move??
Thanks for any help
I understand there is a wire that is cut for the new chip to increase the factory settings, could this be linked to a switch, and could it be changed on the move??
Thanks for any help
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I've got a MY95 V2 '555' STI with a Polar Performance chipped ecu. Is there any way in which I could wire it up to switch between maps?
I understand there is a wire that is cut for the new chip to increase the factory settings, could this be linked to a switch, and could it be changed on the move??
Thanks for any help
I understand there is a wire that is cut for the new chip to increase the factory settings, could this be linked to a switch, and could it be changed on the move??
Thanks for any help
yes it can be linked to switch as for changing on the move i don't know, when i had mine on a switch i only changed it with the engine off.
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Try asking Scott (Polar Performance) He is a moderator, meets events organiser on South East Scoobies.. His username is SilverSurfer....
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On the bottom of the ecu you will see a resistor that will have been cut or unsoldered, I think its called "J1". Connect a wire to the end of this and run through a switch back to were the resistor was connected on the circuit board. I have done this with mine I also switch mine while on the move and so far havent had any problems.
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On the bottom of the ecu you will see a resistor that will have been cut or unsoldered, I think its called "J1". Connect a wire to the end of this and run through a switch back to were the resistor was connected on the circuit board. I have done this with mine I also switch mine while on the move and so far havent had any problems.
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