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666DAN Grand Master

666DAN

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Yep that's the thing you need....it works a treat. Most people don't know it exists for the R34 and panic when they see the check engine light after putting the e-manage in :) Yep I can help you with it when it arrives.

270hp is a pretty good result, well done!

Just PM me when you need help with the signal adapter

mad34 Experienced

mad34

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Just wondering if the Emanage ultimate has the same problem with burning out the coils as the Blue does, or have they fixed this problem?\

Beastien

I am currently getting ultimate fitted apparently it doesn't happen with the ultimate as long as you update the firmware. However i will be putting in the zener diodes that 666DAN has suggested just incase.

mad34 Experienced

mad34

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well guys i have had my car at my tuners workshop for a week now. We cant seem to start the car using the ultimate. Wiring has been double checked and still it wont start firware has been updated jumpers have been set correctly and it still wont work. The ultimate communicates with the lap top the car just wont fire up??? HELP???

To top it off i have another unit that we tried installing on a 93 gto tt. That wont work either it does the same thing wont fire up??

Has anyone actually got or seen the ultimate working on any car???

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