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Old 03-29-2008, 11:20 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default JDM TT ECU Speed limiter

Ok.. I can't find anything anywhere about dissabling the speed limiter on a JDM TT ECU exept a UK site where they recommend a speed limiter cut controller, So I have one installed and found this out, I had the CVs out with W5MG1 Tranny full of oil and outshaft holes plugged, So I test the delimiter, It ran over 160 in fourth gear no problem. I unplugged the Greddy delimiter and sure enough it cut out @ 120mph. So I plugged the unit back in and reinstalled the CVs and did a road test, Its cutting out @ 120 agian even with the delimiter working, I checked all the wiring its all good, So Im thinking there is an ABS signal bypassing the delimiter? Im really stumped and could use some ideas to try. Maybe I can hotwire the fuel pump so the ECU cant turn it off... dunno? any ideas? or know of someone else with a JDM TT swap?
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Default Re: JDM TT ECU Speed limiter

Problem solved, On a JDM TT first gen style ECU Cut pin #66 yellow wire, my speedo still works and no more limiter. ECU # MD189411 Hope this helps other TT JDM ECU swaps.
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Bookmarked thread for future reference thanks will have to see if mine cuts out...

Too bad the speedo in my JDM GTO only goes to 180 km/h anyway the 280 and 300 km/h upgrade is super pricy too!
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Great info! I'm moving this to the "How-To" section!
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does this actually work !?
im sick of smoking ppl thru 1st 2nd and 3rd then watch them pull away as im stuck @ 200kph
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does this actually work !?
im sick of smoking ppl thruogh 1st 2nd and 3rd then watch them pull away as im stuck @ 200kph
It does indeed work. Just one little snip and you too can engage in potentially deadly speeding!
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wooot!!! i tried it today, and laughed like a little kid as i watched the speedo fly off the clock in third gear !!!
thank you for posting this thread. you are a legend!!!

sadly however, i snipped my mates one , and he crashed tonight , writing his car off
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Default Re: JDM TT ECU Speed limiter

hey i just cut the ecu wire the yellow one,and it only made my car go maybe 10-15km faster then it cuts off again and is gutless any ideas?did i cut the wrong wire or is there something else to do .thanks
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Default Re: JDM TT ECU Speed limiter

Best bet is to feed the delimiter controller wire straight to pin 66 on the ECU, some cars have problems with no speed input to the ecu.

I have an MPH/delimiter chip so the 180km/h is actually 180mph, feed an output to the ECU and to the cruise controller.
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