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Author: Subject: Help with a low budget duratec installation
jamriggsy

posted on 25/2/17 at 08:20 PM Reply With Quote
Bump update.
So last year I did a short season of sprints and loved it in the singles seater but cant afford much atm however I have managed to get a damaged racetec drysump off ebay for a bargain so I am enthusiastic to bumstart my initial enquiry.
Has anyone else in the mean time has any progress with a duratec on oem ecu
Heres a pic from last year at clay pidgeon.



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tomduffield13

posted on 2/8/17 at 09:39 AM Reply With Quote
We are currently attempting a Duratec with OEM ECU Install... has anyone actually managed to complete this successfully on a Duratec? I know Wasa has done a guide for Zetecs... but I've not seen a post with a success story for a Duratec..
Have you made any progress?

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viceface

posted on 3/8/17 at 11:42 AM Reply With Quote
yep it can be done,
I recently carried out a duratec install on my luego velocity.
I cant personally tell you what needs to be done as my dad (master ford technician) completed the wiring side of things while I did the mechanical parts i:e engine, fuel system etc.

I've done a few hundred miles in it now and all runs well, until someone crashes into it while waiting to have the MOT done.


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tomduffield13

posted on 3/8/17 at 12:03 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by viceface
yep it can be done,
I recently carried out a duratec install on my luego velocity.
I cant personally tell you what needs to be done as my dad (master ford technician) completed the wiring side of things while I did the mechanical parts i:e engine, fuel system etc.

I've done a few hundred miles in it now and all runs well, until someone crashes into it while waiting to have the MOT done.




Do you have any pictures of the loom in situ? This might help me work out what's needed and what isn't!!

Sorry to hear about the shunt, i hope they coughed up for the repair!

Tom

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viceface

posted on 3/8/17 at 01:20 PM Reply With Quote
I don't have many photo's of the wiring in situ and I don't think photo's will help much.
what will help is, I'm sure we did a wiring diagram to help aid us if we needed to fault find.

I shall check with my dad if he completed this.





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tomduffield13

posted on 3/8/17 at 09:31 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by viceface
I don't have many photo's of the wiring in situ and I don't think photo's will help much.
what will help is, I'm sure we did a wiring diagram to help aid us if we needed to fault find.

I shall check with my dad if he completed this.







If you could, that would be a huge help! Tom

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jamriggsy

posted on 13/8/17 at 05:38 PM Reply With Quote
Yes actually that would be a huge help to me too. Itb kits are so expensive. What intake is that you have?.
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jamriggsy

posted on 17/8/17 at 09:51 PM Reply With Quote
Thread revival

I'm back. Been busy the last year finishing my CRX off but now I'm focusing on Duratec in the van diemen budget style. Here's a couple of pics from tonight. Basically stripped and arranged most of the engine. Like the look of the standard exhaust. I reckon I could mod that to suit my low budget needs.
Gonna have to source some sort of inlet manifold and will need lots of help with the wiring but fortunately I kept almost everything out the car.






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viceface

posted on 25/8/17 at 07:27 AM Reply With Quote
inlet plenum is an alloy caterham, purchased of eBay a few years ago.
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