tjohn23
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- Jun 19, 2008
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I am not an expert this is experimental and following this guide could blow up your car or just ruin a perfectly good ECU.
So, apparently, H8 Spyder ECUs are not sought after, even though they can be flashed to a turbo rom. Why? The reason is that the fuel pump pin 8 does not operate the same way it does in the turbo cars , or NT cars for that matter, due to a fuel control module.
The fuel control module can be removed and another transistor pin like 22 can be used but why changed this and cause other devices not to work correctly like the AC( pin 22 is the AC).
No fix the problem , fix the circuit.
The difference between the turbo ECU and the spyder ECU comes down to a SOT-23 and a 1K resistor VS a SOT-89 PNP transistor ( not sure if NPN or PNP )
What is needed:
· soldering Iron
· solder
· solder remover( either a braid or solder sucker)
· SMD PNP SOT-89 transistor (not sure on the specs I used a scrapped ECU)
1.
Ensure you have a way to ground yourself to prevent ECU from getting shocked from static either with a grounding strap or with a piece of metal FYI not all shock is visible and transistors are very sensitive to static electricity.
2.
De-solder and removed 1K resistor R530
3
Removed SMD SOT-23 transistor
Now solder in the new transistor and that’s all she wrote
So, apparently, H8 Spyder ECUs are not sought after, even though they can be flashed to a turbo rom. Why? The reason is that the fuel pump pin 8 does not operate the same way it does in the turbo cars , or NT cars for that matter, due to a fuel control module.
The fuel control module can be removed and another transistor pin like 22 can be used but why changed this and cause other devices not to work correctly like the AC( pin 22 is the AC).
No fix the problem , fix the circuit.
The difference between the turbo ECU and the spyder ECU comes down to a SOT-23 and a 1K resistor VS a SOT-89 PNP transistor ( not sure if NPN or PNP )
What is needed:
· soldering Iron
· solder
· solder remover( either a braid or solder sucker)
· SMD PNP SOT-89 transistor (not sure on the specs I used a scrapped ECU)
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1.
Ensure you have a way to ground yourself to prevent ECU from getting shocked from static either with a grounding strap or with a piece of metal FYI not all shock is visible and transistors are very sensitive to static electricity.
2.
De-solder and removed 1K resistor R530
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3
Removed SMD SOT-23 transistor
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Now solder in the new transistor and that’s all she wrote
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