Got my MSD chip but ............ Sorted
05-12-2009, 04:02 PM
#1
Got my MSD chip but ............ Sorted
Right got my chip and i have fitted it to my ecu but the lid does not fit 
just wanted to know how people have got round this 
Thanks
Tony
My old chip
just wanted to know how people have got round this Thanks
Tony
My old chip
Last edited by Tony Rs; 05-12-2009 at 05:54 PM.
which bit do you cut and how do you attach the board afterwards ?? Surelly it doesnt just sit in there loose 
05-12-2009, 04:46 PM
#7
the corner you see in your pic has to be cut off along with the one opposite behind the ribbon wire so it clears the ally fixing lug it should drop down inside the fixing posts but its still fixed at the other end
the lid will fit then well done on picking msd so much better than the others
the lid will fit then well done on picking msd so much better than the others
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05-12-2009, 05:28 PM
#8
you only need to cut one corner, the one furthest away in the pic.
the other will sit under the lug on the ecu, this actually holds the board down.
send an email to sales@remapping.co.uk explain what you got with an invoice number, and the instructions for the board were missing,, and i will make sure the instructions get sent on monday am mate, before you go cutting and making a mistake.
the other will sit under the lug on the ecu, this actually holds the board down.
send an email to sales@remapping.co.uk explain what you got with an invoice number, and the instructions for the board were missing,, and i will make sure the instructions get sent on monday am mate, before you go cutting and making a mistake.
Last edited by JTECH James; 05-12-2009 at 05:31 PM.
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05-12-2009, 07:17 PM
#30
That board is designed to be fixed in all 4 corners
Fixing it in 2 and wedging it underneath isnt IMO a great way to fit it , isnt the board Plastic ? and bending brittle plastic again IMO isnt a great idea
And to compare it to cutting the corner of a metal part that has nothing fixed to it
I shall shut up now as the MSD lot will gang up on me , lol
Last edited by Mr RS500; 05-12-2009 at 07:19 PM.
05-12-2009, 07:28 PM
#34
we use a seperate encryption key to keep our software ours
hundreds of hours work go into our software and we take every measure to keep it ours, so when we sell it the customer knows exactly what it is, with instructions,
imo the customer is the winner, the encryption actually stops the bodgers getting there way with our chips,
the next time i see a dead engine due to a poor copy chip i will send them to this thread!
hundreds of hours work go into our software and we take every measure to keep it ours, so when we sell it the customer knows exactly what it is, with instructions,
imo the customer is the winner, the encryption actually stops the bodgers getting there way with our chips,
the next time i see a dead engine due to a poor copy chip i will send them to this thread!
Last edited by JTECH James; 05-12-2009 at 07:41 PM.
05-12-2009, 07:46 PM
#35
we use a seperate encryption key to keep our software ours
hundreds of hours work go into our software and we take every measure to keep it ours, so when we sell it the customer knows exactly what it is, with instructions,
imo the customer is the winner, the encryption actually stops the bodgers getting there way with our chips,
the next time i see a dead engine due to a poor copy chip i will send them to this thread!
hundreds of hours work go into our software and we take every measure to keep it ours, so when we sell it the customer knows exactly what it is, with instructions,
imo the customer is the winner, the encryption actually stops the bodgers getting there way with our chips,
the next time i see a dead engine due to a poor copy chip i will send them to this thread!
James WTF has that got to do with the fact it doesnt fit correctly
Nobody has said that MSD softwere isnt quality stuff , I am just pointing out that the way it fits doesnt look good
05-12-2009, 07:50 PM
#36
they fit perfectly well, it causes no problems at all,the board is not in any danger of breakage,and still very secure, we woudnt do it otherwise.
they look fine when modded nicely
its there for good reason
cant say anymore really.
they look fine when modded nicely
its there for good reason
cant say anymore really.
Last edited by JTECH James; 05-12-2009 at 07:54 PM.
05-12-2009, 07:52 PM
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to be fair it does look like abit shit,
i hear wot paul is saying,one or two screws are not going to hold it in place firmly,cous most cossy's have uprated suspension,that will shake your filling out,so god knows wot it will do to your poor little board
there's got to be a way of fixing the board in the right way, couldnt you mod top cover or something like that
i hear wot paul is saying,one or two screws are not going to hold it in place firmly,cous most cossy's have uprated suspension,that will shake your filling out,so god knows wot it will do to your poor little board
there's got to be a way of fixing the board in the right way, couldnt you mod top cover or something like that
