QUOTE(gregy @ Aug 1 2010, 02:58 AM)
Did you bother to visit the ZTH thread I referenced? I said it was intended to be used on EFIs, but in that thread someone successfully hooked it up to his carbie. Still, what's it to you anyway? You running a carb or EFI?
I didn't visit the link posted but will go have a look later.
The reason I was asking is because of I saw U were saying "FICD is used on cars with EFI
only", didn't U?
As the matter of fact, it isn't only tht car mentioned in the thread has managed to get the FICD installed, there are many carburettor inducted cars out there tht are fitted with FICD, one of a good examples is the VPC22 (Nissan) with A15 carburettor engine.
U may go and clarify with any automotive air-cond contractor or workshop if U are unsure bout FICD on carburettor running engines.
I'm driving a fuel carburettored Saga LMST.
Added on August 2, 2010, 5:45 pmQUOTE(the_catacombs @ Aug 1 2010, 04:09 AM)
that toyota ficd is meant for fuel injection engines... as for carburetor engines, they have their own non-adjustable ficd which hooks up to another idle load compensator (something round look like ufo) which pushes the actuator down to control the carburetor idling...
means for fuel injection, u jz need an adjustable ficd.... for carburetor, u need non-adjustable ficd and that ufo thing (idle load compensator) to work...
U were telling tht FICD "only works for fuel injection engine" in Ur previous post, I didn't know tht U were specific to the Toyota FICD.
This post has been edited by J1@l_ l_l l\l: Aug 2 2010, 05:45 PM