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DME option for those 8v lads


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Harness issue is the labour needed to make them. Parts(connectors) are fairly cheap but  no way to build them quickly but who knows with Josh. DME(or ECU as it is not a bosch unit ;)) has taken him 2 years to get to where it is now. My KLR was redone a year or so back but have original DME so I figure this unit will help me avoid having any issues with that forever and it also means I can run A tune chip without having to get my DME modded for 28 pins chips. I just hope the 911 guys (who can use it) get on board too, as I am sure they must be having same issues we do, with reliability, and it will bring numbers up for Josh which should help reduce costs for everyone

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Harness issue is the labour needed to make them. Parts(connectors) are fairly cheap but  no way to build them quickly but who knows with Josh. DME(or ECU as it is not a bosch unit ;)) has taken him 2 years to get to where it is now. My KLR was redone a year or so back but have original DME so I figure this unit will help me avoid having any issues with that forever and it also means I can run A tune chip without having to get my DME modded for 28 pins chips. I just hope the 911 guys (who can use it) get on board too, as I am sure they must be having same issues we do, with reliability, and it will bring numbers up for Josh which should help reduce costs for everyone

 

So to speak, the 28 pin conversion is quite easy. 

All i remember doing was soldering in 4 more pins (supplied)

jumper wire (supplied) 

and cutting a resistor. 

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