Extender chip install.

[Marc87GN]

I installed the Extender chip and wire into D11. The instructions mention a grey wire that comes down from behind the radio. I see a grey and black wire that runs down behind the radio and then into center console. is that the gey wire? Also with the Turbolink 4.0, will I see the MAF range go to 512 on the laptop or will it still show 255 and we just guess that it's working? Thanks.

Marc

 

[Danster]

Thats' the correct grey wire. I'm not sure on the readings from Turbolink, but my guess it will not show 512, I think it cuts it in half.


Dannyo

 

[Marc87GN]

Originally posted by Danster
Thats' the correct grey wire. I'm not sure on the readings from Turbolink, but my guess it will not show 512, I think it cuts it in half.


Dannyo

You are right. I took the car today for a full romp and I saw on Turbolink MAF readings of 159-166 gps @ 5K and 20 psi. No wonder it was knocking before. I was probably pushing well over 300 gps at full throttle. The 02 MVs were in the low 800s so it was running well.

Thanks.

Marc

 

[DavzGN]

I think there was a setting on T-link 4.0 to show the true maf values if you were using an extender. I was one of the people that suggested the idea to Ken and I thought he included it.

David
87GN

 

[Marc87GN]

Originally posted by DavzGN
I think there was a setting on T-link 4.0 to show the true maf values if you were using an extender. I was one of the people that suggested the idea to Ken and I thought he included it.

David
87GN

That would make sense, but I'm not sure how to do it. If you find out, please let me know.

marc

 

[Marc87GN]

Originally posted by DavzGN
I think there was a setting on T-link 4.0 to show the true maf values if you were using an extender. I was one of the people that suggested the idea to Ken and I thought he included it.

David
87GN

I found it. It's actually right before you press connect to the ECM, there is a dropdown for special equipment. I see 512 gps on my screen now. I'm interested to see what I'm getting up to at 18-20 psi.

Thanks
Marc