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Megajolt ECU

4.7K views 33 replies 8 participants last post by  kafer-chris  
#1 ·
Hi,

I have an as new megajolt ecu for sale. This will get rid of your distributor and coil and replace with a crank driven fully mappable ignition system.
The ECU is as new and comes with used crank sensor, coil pack, EDIS, part made loom, computer connection cable etc. The only thing required is the tps sensor, which i will include if i can find it.
I will sell this all for ÂŁ200 posted.
If people want i will put up pictures later.
cheers
 
#9 ·
can fit any 4,6,8 cylinder engine, but would need a different coil pack for a 6 or 8 cylinder. Theres loads more info out there, if you want more autosports labs are a good bet, they also have the tuning software downloadable.

I have never had it fitted, but the guy i got it off had it on for 6 months or so i believe.

The ECU was a professional build as far as i am aware.

The loom was a work in progress, has over the right length of wire for mounting the ecu under the rear seat, but still needs a power lead and earth. All the wires are wrapped up in loom tape as well.

For some reason my webcam has stopped working so can't get any pictures tonight, will try again tomorrow!
The ECU does look like new though and the coil pack/edis are used but will get pictures to people before selling it.
 
#15 ·
Yeah, loom needs a few extra bits, power cable etc. Then buy a trigger wheel and bolt onto the crank pulley. Fab a bracket to hold the vr sensor and get a tps sensor.

As mentioned before i will sell the pulley and trigger wheel and vr mount i have but the price would have to include the cost of the pulley and the time it took, and to be honest it isn't the tidiest job anyway.
 
#17 ·
I believe that megajolt ecus were built for either tps or map, and this one is tps. But i may be wrong. Also from the research i have done looking at megasquirt mainly i believe that tps is better for n/a engines than map. Map is only good when running boost as the tps gives an inaccurate indication of engine load.

You can pick up a tps sensor to use for next to nothing at a breakers or off of ebay. I think ford ones were going for ÂŁ12 on ebay.

cheers