Chip Advice on a S2 RST
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Hi all,
I have a MK4 Cabbie which I've converted to an RS back in August.
My other half bought me a Chipped ECU for Christmas. I put it on and the car wouldn't run at all. I found out the chip causes the electronic timing to be well off. Instead of 12 degrees it was running about 4. When I put the strobe on it with everything connected the timing mark hardly seems to move reagrdless of what RPM the cars running at. I set the timing mark to 12 degrees by altering the dizzy and seems to be running ok.
My question is, should I need to alter the timing as much as this when swapping the ECU. I have heard that it shouldn't be like this but i'm not 100% sure.
Any help on this would be appreciated.
Cheers
Dave
I have a MK4 Cabbie which I've converted to an RS back in August.
My other half bought me a Chipped ECU for Christmas. I put it on and the car wouldn't run at all. I found out the chip causes the electronic timing to be well off. Instead of 12 degrees it was running about 4. When I put the strobe on it with everything connected the timing mark hardly seems to move reagrdless of what RPM the cars running at. I set the timing mark to 12 degrees by altering the dizzy and seems to be running ok.
My question is, should I need to alter the timing as much as this when swapping the ECU. I have heard that it shouldn't be like this but i'm not 100% sure.
Any help on this would be appreciated.
Cheers
Dave
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Dont forget to pipe the ecu up,that wee vac hose tends to suck air just a tad. 