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Posted by: tdgray Sep 3 2003, 12:56 PM

Just a couple of dumb questions blink.gif

1. What is the small knob on the top of the FI Controller for? At 33 at least I now know better than to just turn something before I know what it is.

2. I understand that the pedal board is prone to some kind of failure. I know that all my brakes need gone through and god only knows when the system last had fluid in it but the pedal barley moves back and forth and there is no return at all. Is there a spring in there and should I just remove the whole assembly for an R&R.

Thanks. You guys have been great.

Todd

Posted by: Brad Roberts Sep 3 2003, 01:22 PM

The knob is a "rich/lean" adjustment for the fuel injection. You can turn it... just count how many "clicks" it makes until it stops... and put it back where you found it...LOL


Replace the MC.. its sticking because its toast. The only spring for the pedal assembly is for the clutch (If I recall correctly).. I know it has one spring that is a BITCH to install when rebuilding the pedal assmebly... it is for the clutch pedal arm.


B

Posted by: Bleyseng Sep 3 2003, 01:25 PM

The ECU knob adjusts only the idle mix!

Geoff

Posted by: Brad Roberts Sep 3 2003, 01:26 PM

TRUE !!

Do you think we could change it so it would adjust off idle mix ??


B

Posted by: Bleyseng Sep 3 2003, 01:31 PM

Easier to just have me adjust your MPS on the garage floor like I did for Chris Reale last weekend. 10 minutes and its "how much richer do you want it?"

Geoff

Posted by: Jeffs9146 Sep 3 2003, 03:20 PM

Do some research before attempting the MC it will save you lots of time (and torn knuckels) reattaching the fluid tubes!!! I think we did a thread on the best way to do it! Also while you are in there, take out the pedal assy., repair any moisture damage and replace the bushings. I put a small bead of buel tape around the hole for the MC to keep the water from making its way through the firewall there!

Jeff

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