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jpindy3

posted on 30/5/09 at 11:28 AM Reply With Quote
got my megajolt today

i have been learning about it,very imprasive,3dmaping,so much better than what i was going to use,anyone got any hints about the megajolt,and install?

thanks jamie
it lovly and hot down here,just wish i could drive me car

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snapper

posted on 30/5/09 at 01:14 PM Reply With Quote
I have been chasing issues with wiring and VR sensor for some time.
So here is my hard learned wisdom.

Make sure when you build the loom you use correct new cable and make doubly sure you use proper twin core shielded for the bits that need it, this is vital, make sure you earth the shielding properly.

Supply a realy good +12V supply, for starters make this as simple as possible, for first on car test run power from battery to Megajolt, EDIS and coil via a switch.
Supply very good earth direct to the battery.

Proper shielded cable to VR sensor plug/VR sensor.

Join Autosportslabs forum

Check, check and check again.





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I drink to forget
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blakep82

posted on 30/5/09 at 02:08 PM Reply With Quote
then once you've worked it all out come and do mine its all way beyond me





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