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Author: Subject: Rover MEMS ECU & TB's
scootz

posted on 3/12/14 at 02:34 PM Reply With Quote
Rover MEMS ECU & TB's

I've put a set of the Lotus VHPD throttle bodies on my 1.4 K engine (the later Titan version... not the awful KV6 derived ones). Everything fits perfectly... fuel rail, sensors, the lot!

There doesn't appear to be any other inlet / TB related sensors on the original MEMS loom, so I'm thinking the MEMS ECU will do the necessary until such a time as I can afford an Emerald?

MEMS is the MKC101830 model.

Any thoughts?





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DW100

posted on 3/12/14 at 02:44 PM Reply With Quote
Might as well try it, but fuelling requirement is likely to be different.

Emerald is Plug compatible with MEMS

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scootz

posted on 3/12/14 at 02:48 PM Reply With Quote
I've put in a set of VVC160 injectors and have yet to get a fuel pump, so will hopefully get a decent mix.





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big_wasa

posted on 3/12/14 at 05:03 PM Reply With Quote
I am sure the mems can be mapped.
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britishtrident

posted on 3/12/14 at 06:41 PM Reply With Quote
Mems has a wide range of longterm fuel trim and so is pretty tolerant as long as you are running closed loop.
One issue might be if your loom has the combined MAP sensor and IATS sensor.

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scootz

posted on 3/12/14 at 07:37 PM Reply With Quote
Pretty sure its just a IATS...








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