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750 Injection ECU

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by noob, Mar 23, 2015.

  1. noob

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    I've found the ECU from an XJ750D, I think. The model number is TID14-14, has the same 4 pin plus 8 pin connectors on it, and it taller with 6 screws holding the cover on instead of the usual 4. Anyone know if this is infact what I think it is? If so I shall be purchasing it, opening it up to get pinouts as I cant find a wiring diagram anywhere, testing it and then pulling the fuelling data off it for my own EFI system.
     
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    not being a mind reader i have no way of knowing what you think it is.
     
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    XJ750 Injection control unit, but as I can't find any info online, and searching the part number TID14-14 comes up with everything but TID14-14, I assume it is, but then again it may not be.
     
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    MattiThundrrr Not a guru

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    Woot! Thats some funky "english"!

    "There limit of a comprehensive evaluation (person total of evaluation is negative can not bid)
    There restrictions at the rate of bad evaluation (bad percentage of evaluation often can not be bid)"

    Here's a good one:
    "Returns whether or not the : Non-returnable"

    But here's my favorite:
    "Car old car, out of print car"

    What's an out of print car? I love it!
    Sorry, no real information to add to thread, just enjoying the translation!
     
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    Damn, guess it is the TCI. Saves me buying it I suppose
     
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    k-moe Pie, Bacon, Bourbon. Moderator Premium Member

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    If you really want to do a D model FI conversion you should go ahead and get the TCI. You'll need both it and the ECU (and the throttle bodies idealy).
     
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    I actually have a throttle body set on already, an ECU needing a fuel map, and videos of it running (slightly badly) on my EFI system. All custom built and modified to fit :)
     
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