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I am in the process of fitting Efi for the X-Eng challenge on the weekend. I am fitting 3.9 system from 91 RR.

My question is, do I need to connect to things like the speed transducer (my car doesn't use one) or is it as simple as putting power in and taking a feed out for the fuel pump ignoring the other 6 wires.

Help please. :unsure:

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Yes you need the speed transducer otherwise it wont idle properly.

IRC you need connections to:-

+ve permanent

Switched ign +ve

Fuel pump

starter solenoid

You also need to connect via the ickle resistor to the negative side of the coil so it knows the engie is running.

I think thats it!

Cheers

Jon

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I am in the process of fitting Efi for the X-Eng challenge on the weekend. I am fitting 3.9 system from 91 RR.

My question is, do I need to connect to things like the speed transducer (my car doesn't use one) or is it as simple as putting power in and taking a feed out for the fuel pump ignoring the other 6 wires.

Help please. :unsure:

It will run without the speed transducer but will be a tad rough at tickover and needs to be driven by the speedo drive from the gearbox, slowing to a halt in say 1st quickly will prob see it stall

If the unit was a cat unit ECU fir the Non Cat tune resistor this will help

Nige

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If you, or anyone else needs one, i've got an ex 3.9 efi transducer here, along with the little 12" or so length of speedo cable to connect it to the transfer box.

£20

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It runs!

I stayed late tonight to connect the wiring up, Paul (Wightman) stayed behind to help, for which I am extremely grateful.

I have connected a permanent live and an ignition live, connected the fuel pump to the white/purple wire and earthed the auto gearbox switch wire and it runs.

Whether it runs well in use without being connected to the transducer remains to be seen.

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It will run without the speed transducer but will be a tad rough at tickover and needs to be driven by the speedo drive from the gearbox, slowing to a halt in say 1st quickly will prob see it stall

This is just what mine used to do before i fitted the transducer. some people don't have the problem, some do. i wonder if it depends on whether the engine was in an auto or manual in a previous life?

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