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Old 04-26-2005, 09:53 PM
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OBD1 MPFI Questions

I'm wanting to know if I'm going to have any problems using injectors/manifold sensors/throttle body off a 92 with a pm6 ecu. I know the injectors dont use a resistor box but other than that is anything differnt?

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Oh yeah and the dizzy also.
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Other than the injectors, all the plugs on the IM are the same from obd0 to obd1. You might have an extra coolant line however. Dizzy wont work for sure, unless u run an obd1 ecu.
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