VIN 2706's 20 year nap

[FABombjoy]

It still could use the RPM relay if you don't want to drive the fuel pump from your ECU.

You rally do want to remove the RPM relay, though

-Replacement is simple, cheap, available at any electronics store and even supermarkets
-Can properly prime the pump
-Can activate pump in software to facilitate troubleshooting and leak testing

[powerline84]

The testing the pump circuit is really nice . I was able to test my new fuel lines for leak s with the click of a button .

[Josh]

You rally do want to remove the RPM relay, though

-Replacement is simple, cheap, available at any electronics store and even supermarkets
-Can properly prime the pump
-Can activate pump in software to facilitate troubleshooting and leak testing

Is there also overrun fuel cut and deceleration fuel cut too?
Dave's rpm relay is a nice unit, but I dont see it having a place in an efi setup.

[Josh]

And screw that stupid roll over switch. I also have had my door solenoids disable since I bought the car.

Im still running one in my car. I had the chance to cut it out several times but I figured it was cheap insurance. Also doubles as an anti theft device.

Im using one out of a 90s crown vic, much more robust than the Delorean switch.

[powerline84]

Haha do you reach in there and pop it up on purpose ? That's genious.

[FABombjoy]

Haha do you reach in there and pop it up on purpose ? That's genious.

It is unless you have central locks working, and you forget that you popped the inertia switch up, and then spend an hour figuring out why your doors won't lock.

[powerline84]

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EFI conversion complete

Find info on conversion here:

http://dmctalk.org/showthread.php?17...oes-megasquirt

[powerline84]

Forgot to post on here. I My car originally came with a thin Gray dealer installed stripe kit. I got a nos one from PJ Grady a few years back. Removed mine cause it was in bad shape. Finally got around to putting the original nos replacement on. Definitely a 2 person job. The wife helped me. You need to use a heat gun and take your time to delicately heat the old adhesive. It's not overly difficult just a tedious process. I think it turned out great. Love it

[Domi]

Nice job, it looks great

[powerline84]

Thanks!