[zorst]

Have you seen these tuning chips that appear every now and then on ebay for aroung £99 and upwards?

Leading of the main unit is two cables with a male connector on the end of one cable and a female connector on the end of the other cable.

So it plugs inline somewhere.

Does anybody know where?



Thanks, Ken

 

[zorst]

Sorted.

I've managed to find out where it goes.

 

[lazyb]

yep usually between the common rail pressure sensor and the ecu, although some do have connections to the injector wiring as well.

 

[Dangerous]

Talking of tuning chips.....

I've not long had a Focus C-Max that I boughtwith the ideaof gas convertingit.

Does anyone know if I could still gas convert after chipping?

 

[MetalMicky08]

You should still be able to `chip` it after conversion as the chip works on the ecu & not the type of fuel running the engine.

 

[Dangerous]

Ok thanks for that Metalmickey08.

 

[MetalMicky08]

No problem

 

[Richard G]

Given that insurance companies want approved LPG conversion certificates before they'll cover it might be worth seeing who are in the market and what limitations they might apply

 

[MetalMicky08]

A good company to try is Adrian Flux.I use them for the C-Max & RangeRover,same policy of course.