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Turbo ECU in NA 2G

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javierabrahamgv

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Mar 31, 2014
Santo Domingo, Central America
Hey Guys,

I searched over the forum to see if someone had the same problem i did but wasn't able to find anything concrete.

I have a 1995 Eclipse GST but right now it's Naturally Aspirated and the ECU and everything else is still for the Turbo. It smells like Gasoline a lot when i take it out for a drive; i'm assuming this would be because the ECU is for Turbo.

I have a TD05 14b Turbo at home and it's manifold but the Turbo has play shaft.

I'm considering options:

1)Would a Emanage Blue or SAFC help me control the amount of fuel.
2)Aftermarket Fuel Pressure Regulator.

What do you guys think?
 
Why don't you just pay 100 bucks for a used t25, manifold and o2 housing? That is cheaper than a piggyback and wideband o2 sensor. Also it will be rich while accelerating, but it shouldn't reek of gas. I would verify that you don't have any fuel leaks.
 
Why don't you just pay 100 bucks for a used t25, manifold and o2 housing? That is cheaper than a piggyback and wideband o2 sensor. Also it will be rich while accelerating, but it shouldn't reek of gas. I would verify that you don't have any fuel leaks.

That would be another option, you mean like this one?

Small 16g Turbo, T25 and assorted turbo parts - DSM Classifieds

Also, for 70 bucks i could buy a rebuild kit, but i'm told it's not worth it:

Turbo Rebuild Repair Kit Performance TD05 TD06 12A 12B 14A 14B | eBay
 
The ecu doesn't care if the engine has a turbo or not, it should run exactly the same as it did before. It's smelling of gas because there is a mechanical issue of some sort. Dead O2? Leaky fuel line? Intake piping leak?
 
The ecu doesn't care if the engine has a turbo or not, it should run exactly the same as it did before. It's smelling of gas because there is a mechanical issue of some sort. Dead O2? Leaky fuel line? Intake piping leak?

I have a OBD II Scanner but i didn't find the plug on the car. I know it's supposed to be under the Steering Wheel area but i couldn't locate it. Wil have to dig deeper.
 
OBD2 port is going to be under steering wheel around your right knee right after plastic cover. I have a 98 that's wow here mine is. I believe a 95 is the same.

As for the turbo, if you need a t25 I got one. Don't have an extra o2 housing though sorry. PM Me if you want. I'll cut a deal, got a 14b and 16g not for grabs yet, maybe after I rebuild them.

And the fuel smell, sounds like to me a fuel leak somewhere. I had mine at the fuel filter under the battery, could smell fuel all the time. Do you see wet spots anywhere around fuel lines. Time to dig around and look.

OBD2 port is going to be under steering wheel around your right knee right after plastic cover. I have a 98 that's wow here mine is. I believe a 95 is the same.

As for the turbo, if you need a t25 I got one. Don't have an extra o2 housing though sorry. PM Me if you want. I'll cut a deal, got a 14b and 16g not for grabs yet, maybe after I rebuild them.

And the fuel smell, sounds like to me a fuel leak somewhere. I had mine at the fuel filter under the battery, could smell fuel all the time. Do you see wet spots anywhere around fuel lines. Time to dig around and look.

Sorry I double posted, iPad touch screen is sensitive.
 
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