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Re: Jumpstarting with a microtech ecu Mon, 12 September 2005 10:09 Go to previous message
only prob with them is if yr batt voltage gets below 9 or 10 volts the microtech has a hard time starting the engine

especially if the person who wired it has wired the battery wire not to the battery


for very good voltage i always run the batt wire for a microtech straight to the batt positive not to starter positive or alternator positive

always to batt pos terminal

this way it will eliminate any bad connections or current draw

but if bat is low theres no prob jump startin it just put neg clamp from jumper leads to the engine not to bat terminal this is mainly a safety for surges
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