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Old 11-20-2003, 09:52 AM
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Jap. engine u.s. ECU

I am getting an 86 rx-7. The guy that is selling it put in a brand new engine from Japan because the old one had allot of miles and a broken oil seal. He says that the only thing that bothers him mechanically about the car is that it idles at a really high rpm (how high I am not sure) because it is still the original American E.C.U. and the engine fuel sensors are Japanese. I am a collage student and I know that this will increase the already high gas bill. would buying a new ecu do it? What is the best course of action?
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Re: Jap. engine u.s. ECU

Umm..That A-Spec ECU should run that J-spec motor just fine. Probably wont even see that much of a difference in fuel consumption, if at all. What is the car idling at? The idle speed is not entirely a function of the ECU.

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yea it may not even be the ECU, could be something simple like the timing chain or whatever, hard to really know
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Re: Jap. engine u.s. ECU

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yea it may not even be the ECU, could be something simple like the timing chain or whatever, hard to really know

Your joking, right?...
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Old 11-21-2003, 04:21 PM
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ofcourse I'm not joking, the timing chain is the start of all problems...
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To the starter of this thread:

FYI, RX-7s dont have timing chains.

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Old 11-21-2003, 10:26 PM
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ahhh you shouldn't have told him, it'd be funny when he took it to the shop and said "yea can you check the timing chain for me?"
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hee hee

LOL a rotary w/ a timing chain. where would you put it w/ all of those vaccume hoses comming out of the block?

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Re: Jap. engine u.s. ECU

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FYI, RX-7s dont have timing chains.

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huh...you are the only other person (ther than my best friend) that I have met that spells their name that way.
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Re: Jap. engine u.s. ECU

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