Word.. get the ignition **** fixed then move on. Caps lock button is located below the tab key on the left. Unless you don't have one...DSMs_Suck wrote:Hate to say it... but it sounds like whoever is doing your swap isnt doing something right.
First off if you have been through 2 ECUs with no ignition I HIGHLY doubt it was 2 bad ECUs. I would think that it probably has a problem with the wiring harness or the ingitor (power transistors). Has he checked this yet? If not I'm sure we could outline something that will help you (and him).
IMO you shouldnt HAVE to buy an ECU, especially when you have just a basic (maybe BPU) swap. Don't just throw an expensive bandaid at it, when you have a real problem that should be fixed.
Murray
why not just fix the wiring issue? it shouldnt take more than a couple minuets at the MOST to run a set of new wires and solve the problem not to mention save you a ton of money and headaches. you are gonna try and run a standalone that probably not 1 person in this country has run on a RB or knows how to tune to the best of its ability? man i can only see the headaches. you are trying to do something thats called "shotgun" troubleshooting. instead of fixing the actual problem you are just replacing **** till the problem goes away.KUILLIN_DRIFTER wrote:i'll have an answer to you guys by tomorrow. very true about tuning doesn't seem to complicated with the software that is added with the package. i'll have to talk to him about the ignition what he has and has not done. if i remember correctly something was wrong with the wiring to the ignition. soo i figured if we went aftermarket totally by passing the relays and bs going straight from the new ecu to the coil packs then that would solve the prob.
and whats with the caps comments. why is it considered soo damn offensive.... ???
on the Internet world, all caps means you're screaming. IMO it's very annoying to read. i'm sure you know that??!?!KUILLIN_DRIFTER wrote:and whats with the caps comments. why is it considered soo damn offensive.... ???
that seem like a better idea ---^JonPowell wrote: I am not that far [email protected]
correct me if I'm wrong but sounds like the car had an RB20 in it and you bought a RB25 motorset without the harness and you're trying to make it work with the RB20 harness. If this is the case I'm not sure but it'll be a good question and ask if this can be done or would you need to install the rb25 harness to make it work.KUILLIN_DRIFTER wrote:hmm.. i'll get the right story from my mechanic tomorrow. i believe since i purchased the car from a member in here it came with an rb20det and apparently whoever installed it had it running but didn't do the install correctly. soo far even the mounting was improper for the rb20det. so when we did the swap for the rb25det i decided to ensure we had new motor mounts and well i saw the rb25det package and it looked in great condition. soo this is the choices that he had for me. either get a new chasis and swap everything out or get a new harness or go aftermarket. that is if i remember the story correctly.. i'll have to ask again and get the detailed info that way you guy will understand whats going on. i am really pissed but i've already dumped a whole lot of money into the project. soo what choices do i really have. the blame goes to the original car and it's wiring. or soo it seems. the swap is in and the motor mounts are in with some welding and adjusting the fuel is there but no spark.