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 Post subject: el ecu into ed??
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 12:57 pm 
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Hi all,
Considering swaping my auto 3dbc ecu for an auto el one, I figured it should be an easy swap seeing that the motors are pretty much the same and both use dizzys, but I can't seem to find any info about the swap.

Its going to be running the stock ed motor and tranny but some time in the near future its getting converted to a bbm, I just wanna see how much better the car will run with the el ecu before I convert the intake.

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 Post subject: Re: el ecu into ed??
Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2009 1:15 pm 
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how are ya mate, dont put the el ecu in yet and wait till u put in the bbm manifold in.
ur car would probly over heat with out the manifold. and theres heaps of info here about el set ups in a eb/ed.
i have a 1993 eb fairmont with an ef engine and trans running an el ecu.
its better to wait but once you have done the conversion, its like a new car :twisted:
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 Post subject: Re: el ecu into ed??
Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2009 6:16 pm 
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you can fit a el ecu with the ed log manifold with out any reall trouble.."it wont over heat" :lol:
but you will find it to be a little gutless down low, as the bbm is not there..
but to overcome this advance your ignition timing about 2-4 deg and it will run fine..
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 Post subject: Re: el ecu into ed??
Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 6:39 pm 
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Thanks for the replies guys..

I was planning on changing the thermostat to a 82 or 84° one (depends what I can find in the parts shops down here) and putting in EF/L thermo fans when I change the ecu, so heat shouldn't be an issue.

Hopefully ill have the bbm and a few other goodies in the car by the start of febuary, when I start the build ill post a topic over in the 6cyl workshop section

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 Post subject: Re: el ecu into ed??
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2009 11:53 pm 
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a Quick note i did this with out the bbm conversion and it chewed the fuel (like 35-40l/100km on the hgh way and even worse around town) and also my cruise control wouldnt set it would turn on but wouldnt engauge so i took it back out but got the ecu on ebay for sale if any ones interested

 

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