Advice re: fuel injection box
Advice re: fuel injection box
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ralphy12345

Original Poster:

330 posts

196 months

Wednesday 16th March 2011
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Hi guys
I'm looking to relocate the 'mess' of fuel injection unit and assorted wiring/relays that resides in the passenger footwell and would appreciate some advice and opinions please.

Specifically:
what do these relays do
and
any suggestions for securing the whole lot down.










I've relocated the fuse-block to the passenger cubby hole but the only thing I've come up with wrt the inj. unit is to try and mount it on the back of a plywood 'hatch' that also doubles as a footrest...

All responses gratefully received!

R

andy-w

1,987 posts

257 months

Wednesday 16th March 2011
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Tuck it up under the dash above the glove box/pocket where the inertia switch is.
I put mine up there a while ago and it has been fine.

ralphy12345

Original Poster:

330 posts

196 months

Wednesday 16th March 2011
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andy-w said:
Tuck it up under the dash above the glove box/pocket where the inertia switch is.
I put mine up there a while ago and it has been fine.
How did you secure it up there?

R

andy-w

1,987 posts

257 months

Wednesday 16th March 2011
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the gap is just about big enough to sandwich the ecu in place....its more secure than rolling around in the footwell. i found i had to pull the back edge of the lower dash down a bit to get it in but it does fit...

i was messing around with things at the weekend and it still hasnt moved.

ralphy12345

Original Poster:

330 posts

196 months

Wednesday 16th March 2011
quotequote all
andy-w said:
the gap is just about big enough to sandwich the ecu in place....its more secure than rolling around in the footwell. i found i had to pull the back edge of the lower dash down a bit to get it in but it does fit...

i was messing around with things at the weekend and it still hasnt moved.
And the relays too? Seems a logical place for it!

R

andy-w

1,987 posts

257 months

Wednesday 16th March 2011
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up - the relays as well...keeps them away from feet and any water that might get in wink