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There's a Stg1 map here which should be reasonably close.

http://www.minifinity.com/modules.php?o ... p_database

Excel really is the most simple tool in my mind. It's quiet easy to do and the excel help is generally quite good.

I had this but figured it was just my machine being eccentric.

I did the exact same! The docs are much needed!

I had an issue with the upgrade on mine that sounds similar, I am sure I just hit enter after plugging in the power and it worked fine after that.

HTH

A very tidy job, one to be proud of.

I think I need to ask my friends how theirs are wired and what Tacho they use as I am sure they use pin11 to feed them, but I think one of them uses a NIPON tach.

One option widely used in the mini world is a core plug of the correct size. I don't know if this is an option for you guys.

I know of two people who use this configuration with Smiths Tachos to great effect. One of them did have to drill the hole, but I can't recall how he made the connection.

Just that one? sorted, I think I have some 1K's about so will try that soon. Thanks.

(is that the components closest to the molex? as I can't see a L1 on the silkscreen just a 1)

But, as I bet Gilesy998 has found... trying to "convert" people to MJLJ is proving difficult I've got a couple of people engrossed, and they love it - one of them's registered here. The problem I've got is the people who don't fully appreciate how sloppy the cam-driven timing of an a-seie...

If you head over to Turbo Minis ( http://www.turbominis.co.uk/ ) and have a search there's a wealth of info there. Quite a lot of the turbo guys run megajolts.

I have just added in the appropriate wiring for the map switching into my testing loom and it doesn't appear to be working. I have checked the wiring is right and all the connections seem sound. Is this due to using a 9v battery not a 12v feed? edit: once again it was my idiocy. I hadn't configured ...

I know 2 people running theirs off of pin 11 on the EDIS with out problems.

Wow, once you pop you really can't stop can you. Anyway, I want to add to my testing loom to add in map switching functionality. Do I need an on/on switch with one pole to ground, or can I get away with an on/off switch? I ask as I have the latter and so won't need to go buy one. Also could I use th...