[anom3]

So when I did my JB4 install, I had a single connector left over unplugged.

Its the flexfuel connector. As many recommend, since I live in a country where flexfuel is not available, I left it unplugged.

Plus to top it off I couldn't figure out where it plugs in... Most of the DIY guides omit it.

I now know where it connects. Deep-ish under the foam padding, which most likely will need to be taken out to get to it.

So my question is:

Is this connector used AT ALL on Map1 / Map2 / Map5 / situations where flexfuel is not used?

Thanks!

PS : Lol, of course when I google it now... The install guide (PDF) comes up first result haha...

http://www.burgertuning.com/instruct...el_Install.pdf

[Mike@N54Tuning.com]

Originally Posted by anom3

So when I did my JB4 install, I had a single connector left over unplugged.

Its the flexfuel connector. As many recommend, since I live in a country where flexfuel is not available, I left it unplugged.

Plus to top it off I couldn't figure out where it plugs in... Most of the DIY guides omit it.

I now know where it connects. Deep-ish under the foam padding, which most likely will need to be taken out to get to it.

So my question is:

Is this connector used AT ALL on Map1 / Map2 / Map5 / situations where flexfuel is not used?

Thanks!

PS : Lol, of course when I google it now... The install guide (PDF) comes up first result haha...

http://www.burgertuning.com/instruct...el_Install.pdf

What gas are you using and what mods on the car? If just using pump gas its not really needed.

Mike

[anom3]

Reg pump gas, no E__ in our country.

I plugged it in today, just for the sake of it being plugged in.

No negatives to report.

Originally Posted by Mike@N54Tuning.com

What gas are you using and what mods on the car? If just using pump gas its not really needed.

Mike

[Mike@N54Tuning.com]

Originally Posted by anom3

Reg pump gas, no E__ in our country.

I plugged it in today, just for the sake of it being plugged in.

No negatives to report.

Shouldn't be any negatives

Mike

[zinner]

Time to emigrate to a place with corn juice.