Dicktator for 7MGE?
Posted: Mon Nov 18, 2019 7:24 am
Good morning all
I've got a Hilux Surf (1992) fitted with a 1987 Celica 7MGE N/A. I am looking to get rid of the ECU and installing a Dicktator. After reading through this forum on Dicktators, I still have a few questions;
1. Can I buy directly from dicktator.co.za (Benoni?)
2. How is the matter of the ICV solved as the 7MGE has the 6-wire stepper motor?
3. Can I take the AFM out as mine is shot to sh*t?
4. How does the injector impedance influence the Dicktator ECU?
5. Do I only buy the standard ECU, or do I need other units as well (I've got a single Toyota coil & ignitor with distributor)?
6. What sort of fuel consumption can one expect with the Dicktator? I'm more worried about fuel consumption than power...
BACKGROUND
I've run into quite a few problems with the ecu and wiring harness, e.g. the injector wires shorted out, causing the injector drivers in the ECU to pop.
As I've bought his vehicle with 2 engines, 2 harnesses (only 1 ECU though), I took out the harness completely to make sure there are no other surprises. The injectors that was in the vehicle was high impedance. The other harness was for the low impedance injector and therefore had the required resistor.
At this time, I had already had the LI injectors cleaned and balanced, and as this wiring was without fault, I replaced the shorted (HI) injector wiring with this set (including the resistor).
The ECU want a speed sensor input, which I cannot give it.
The AFM is definitely faulty, therefore I want to install a engine management system that don't use this ridiculously expensive part.
The TPS gives on only one ohm reading a slightly lower Ohm reading than what the manual says it should, but this could be adjustment related. And I'm hoping this won't have an effect on the Dicktator (your input please gentleman?).
It is currently blowing tons of BLACK smoke out the back. It is definitely over fueling and the AFM is the only thing that seems to make a difference on this matter.
Any suggestions and comments will be highly appreciated.
I've got a Hilux Surf (1992) fitted with a 1987 Celica 7MGE N/A. I am looking to get rid of the ECU and installing a Dicktator. After reading through this forum on Dicktators, I still have a few questions;
1. Can I buy directly from dicktator.co.za (Benoni?)
2. How is the matter of the ICV solved as the 7MGE has the 6-wire stepper motor?
3. Can I take the AFM out as mine is shot to sh*t?
4. How does the injector impedance influence the Dicktator ECU?
5. Do I only buy the standard ECU, or do I need other units as well (I've got a single Toyota coil & ignitor with distributor)?
6. What sort of fuel consumption can one expect with the Dicktator? I'm more worried about fuel consumption than power...
BACKGROUND
I've run into quite a few problems with the ecu and wiring harness, e.g. the injector wires shorted out, causing the injector drivers in the ECU to pop.
As I've bought his vehicle with 2 engines, 2 harnesses (only 1 ECU though), I took out the harness completely to make sure there are no other surprises. The injectors that was in the vehicle was high impedance. The other harness was for the low impedance injector and therefore had the required resistor.
At this time, I had already had the LI injectors cleaned and balanced, and as this wiring was without fault, I replaced the shorted (HI) injector wiring with this set (including the resistor).
The ECU want a speed sensor input, which I cannot give it.
The AFM is definitely faulty, therefore I want to install a engine management system that don't use this ridiculously expensive part.
The TPS gives on only one ohm reading a slightly lower Ohm reading than what the manual says it should, but this could be adjustment related. And I'm hoping this won't have an effect on the Dicktator (your input please gentleman?).
It is currently blowing tons of BLACK smoke out the back. It is definitely over fueling and the AFM is the only thing that seems to make a difference on this matter.
Any suggestions and comments will be highly appreciated.