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Where to tap into, to find a hot in On/Run and Crank source
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DonsBolt
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Good news dudes
Between the noise filter, and Terminal #86 to the hot in On/Run and Crank source on the drivers side, that turns on my MSD box, no noise going to the FAST ECU.
Before going to that wire direct from the fast ecu, the status light flickered, and I was getting 13.5 volts to the ECU. Now It is reading 14.1 volts, and the status light is solid
I am going to post pics in the FAST EZ-EFI Thread
Between the noise filter, and Terminal #86 to the hot in On/Run and Crank source on the drivers side, that turns on my MSD box, no noise going to the FAST ECU.
Before going to that wire direct from the fast ecu, the status light flickered, and I was getting 13.5 volts to the ECU. Now It is reading 14.1 volts, and the status light is solid
I am going to post pics in the FAST EZ-EFI Thread
