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24-03-2008, 09:44 PM
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i was told these reduce the current which is sent to the ecu,and without these fitted it gives the wrong info to the ecu and can damage the ecu........
24-03-2008, 10:16 PM
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no mate thats incorrect lol who told you that??
easy way to explain it . . . on some cars when you get that alternator 'noise' through the speakers or fuel pump and so on if you put a suppressor on it stops or at least reduces the 'noise'
easy way to explain it . . . on some cars when you get that alternator 'noise' through the speakers or fuel pump and so on if you put a suppressor on it stops or at least reduces the 'noise'
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im sure ive read it somewhere....will look for it....
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25-03-2008, 09:41 AM
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Thought i was right and that id seen the info somewhere before......www.rsbible.co.uk
"You should have a suppressor with your OFAB MAP sensor.
If you do not have this connected, you run the risk of damaging either/or the MAP sensor or ECU. It will also feed the ECU incorrect information, causing running problems, and/or damage to the engine. It may seem however that the engine is running with no problems.
It's worth noting, that these supressors are no longer available from Ford, and when they were available, they were £100 odd!
However, if you need one, speak to Kenny at http://www.motorsport-developments.co.uk/ He will be able to supply you one new for £50, delivered."
"You should have a suppressor with your OFAB MAP sensor.
If you do not have this connected, you run the risk of damaging either/or the MAP sensor or ECU. It will also feed the ECU incorrect information, causing running problems, and/or damage to the engine. It may seem however that the engine is running with no problems.
It's worth noting, that these supressors are no longer available from Ford, and when they were available, they were £100 odd!
However, if you need one, speak to Kenny at http://www.motorsport-developments.co.uk/ He will be able to supply you one new for £50, delivered."
25-03-2008, 06:40 PM
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if your map readings are out it cannot damage the engine due to the map! i dont see how it can damage the ecu at all and why would this just be on ofab and not ofac just bacause it has a different map sensor on it . . . .
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