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Date:         Tue, 24 Apr 2001 10:19:11 +0200
Reply-To:     Nigel Bennett <NigelB@foschini.co.za>
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From:         Nigel Bennett <NigelB@foschini.co.za>
Subject:      Re: Chip upgrade for Digijet?
Comments: cc: "wb6otg@intrex.net" <wb6otg@intrex.net>
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Hi Bill

Dunno whether the AFM needs to be changed, but the Haynes manual describes the Digijet system as a mechanical ignition advance/retard system, which means that the distributor may be different to the Digifant. Interestingly, the highest powered 2.1 engine (type DJ 82kW / 112Hp) uses the Digijet setup and was produced for all the syncros is South Africa. I have never heard of a Digijet chip upgrade.

Regards Nigel

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Date: Mon, 23 Apr 2001 10:18:37 -0400 From: wb6otg <wb6otg@intrex.net> Subject: Chip upgrade for Digijet?

I keep running into mentions of upgrade chips for the Digifant injection but never Digijet. Anyone know of one?

If not, what would it take to convert a 1.9l to Digifant? I think the injectors are the same. I assume it would involve replacing the ECU, AFM, and the wiring harness for the ECU. What about the distributor? Does the Digifant control the ignition too?

I guess the next question is: would the chip upgrade do anything useful on a 1.9 upgraded this way?

Bill

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