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Old 03-17-2008, 03:12 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Default Re: A Guide for connecting a 1G TT ECU to a 1G/2G NA harness

Ok, I have a question. I'm in the middle of my conversion on my 94. Using a 1st Gen TT ecu and my 94 NA harness. The TT conversion car I'm using for the donor has a 1 O2 setup on it. The only o2 sensor is the rear one. The fron O2 Bung has a bolt in it. It's using the first gen tt ecu and harness. Should this work ok?
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Old 03-17-2008, 04:06 PM   #12 (permalink)
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I would run the two TT O2 sensors because the TT ecu is expecting two signals.
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I would run the two TT O2 sensors because the TT ecu is expecting two signals.
oh yes! I would definitely use both O2 sensors. That is very strange that the donor only had one (could have been its demise)
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Ok, I have a question. I'm in the middle of my conversion on my 94. Using a 1st Gen TT ecu and my 94 NA harness. The TT conversion car I'm using for the donor has a 1 O2 setup on it. The only o2 sensor is the rear one. The fron O2 Bung has a bolt in it. It's using the first gen tt ecu and harness. Should this work ok?
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