where is fuel cutoff switch for an 04 WRX?
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where is fuel cutoff wire for an 04 WRX located?
Hi guys,
I did a research in this thread but I never really found where exactly is the fuel pump or the fuel cutoff wire is located for the 2004 WRX. If anybody knows where its located at, I would appreciate it if you can give me some info. I wanna play around with it to add some security for my car, (Installing the fuel cutoff switch.
Thanks so much.
I did a research in this thread but I never really found where exactly is the fuel pump or the fuel cutoff wire is located for the 2004 WRX. If anybody knows where its located at, I would appreciate it if you can give me some info. I wanna play around with it to add some security for my car, (Installing the fuel cutoff switch.
Thanks so much.
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Nevermind I actually found the fuel pump wiring for my car myself. I just installed my cutoff switch, and it works just fine. Let see if these car thief can break in to my car and try to find it. hahahaha
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Originally Posted by My_Red_Suby
Nevermind I actually found the fuel pump wiring for my car myself. I just installed my cutoff switch, and it works just fine. Let see if these car thief can break in to my car and try to find it. hahahaha
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Originally Posted by InfamousDX
Good idea while you live in NJ but a good thief will know his way around it. If fuel cut comes on when they jump it, they just go to the ECU and rip off the wire that the switch is running too.
I have 2 maps on my ecutek-tuned ecu. a good map, and a 'dud' map that causes the car to cut out shortly after it has been started.
The thief had better have a spare ecu or ecutek software to pinch this one!
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Originally Posted by InfamousDX
Good idea while you live in NJ but a good thief will know his way around it. If fuel cut comes on when they jump it, they just go to the ECU and rip off the wire that the switch is running too.
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Originally Posted by InfamousDX
Good idea while you live in NJ but a good thief will know his way around it. If fuel cut comes on when they jump it, they just go to the ECU and rip off the wire that the switch is running too.
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Originally Posted by My_Red_Suby
Yeah, but do you think a car thief would actually spend some time trying to steal a car. There are few screws to take out just to reach fuel cut-off system and the ecu. It'll work but it'll take too much time for a thief.
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Originally Posted by jigga
One other way is to do what I did.. Have a map on your ecu that causes the car to not run at all...
I have 2 maps on my ecutek-tuned ecu. a good map, and a 'dud' map that causes the car to cut out shortly after it has been started.
The thief had better have a spare ecu or ecutek software to pinch this one!
I have 2 maps on my ecutek-tuned ecu. a good map, and a 'dud' map that causes the car to cut out shortly after it has been started.
The thief had better have a spare ecu or ecutek software to pinch this one!
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You can, but the second map usually only changes one parameter (boost) due to memory restrictions. That's why you'll see a low boost and high boost "map" with ECUtek reflashes. You switch between the two by flooring the gas pedal (not while the car is running ) and hitting the defogger switch.
It would be awesome to have a daily driver map and a 100 octane track map, but there just isn't the space inside the ECU to accomplish that...yet.
It would be awesome to have a daily driver map and a 100 octane track map, but there just isn't the space inside the ECU to accomplish that...yet.
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