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> my 1976 2.0L idles and runs nicely, with 1.7 ecu and 1.7 mps ??
jimkelly
post Aug 5 2005, 06:33 AM
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I bought a fuel injected 2.0L with all the goodies. The ecu was found to not be sending power to the fuel pump so we put an ecu from a 1.7 in it and - bam - power to fuel pump. We then noticed a engine surging problem at idle and put in an mps from a 1.7 and surging problem went away. What problems can this set up cause??
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post Aug 5 2005, 09:26 AM
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Is this correct??

Why $100 if good parts are supplied but $50 otherwise - a typo I suppose.

Email me at jim.j.kelly@airbus.com if you have a chance as I am at work.

Ok, here is my two-bit 914 home operation....

Repair and recalibration of MPS's. I repair MPS's and recalibrate them to 037 and 043 spec when I have stock or I can rebuild your 2.0L MPS with a good donor diaphram from YOUR 1.7 MPS.
Cost is $50 to calibrate your good MPS, $100 if you supply the good parts
Cost is $200 for a rebuilt 037 or 043 MPS (out of stock right now)
shipping is extra
Located in Seattle, WA

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