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03-10-2005, 11:22 AM
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How do you put an EB2 into self test mode? I'd like to set my base idle and timing again with the new engine management.
I know with an EA it's easy, just ground the self test connector - but the EB2 doesn't have one of them, just the multi-pin output under the fuse box. Also, is it still possible to read codes out of an EB2 ecu like you can with an EA one using a test light? Any info appreciated. |
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03-10-2005, 01:27 PM
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In the connector the far left top and bottom. Bridge them then start car.
Yes it is possible to read codes but i have NFI how to |
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EB2 Diagonostic mode?
Linear Mode
