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^ You work to hard.

Take a break to NSW and bring the chip and the wiring above and relax for a few days and then fit one to my Nav.
 
Spoke to you guys at northy's the other day about a chip you can stop off in Kempsey and fot one for me as well , lol . PS some great fishing here.
 
Hey Northside. How much would it cost for a intercooler package for a D22 3.0 ZD30 sent down to melbourne? just curious, as I'm looking to do this soon. cheers mate.
 
Hi all,

Just installed a Chipit module with EGT and installed myself. All i can say really is 'holy horsepower', or maybe i have been driving a standard heavy laden D40 around for too long.:big_smile:

Points to note for anyone doing install your self would be:

1. The wiring loom is long enough to mount the chipit computer inside the cab near the firewall above the accelerator pedal, saved having it out in the engine bay where in my case it will see lots of dust and water and mud. The neatest way for wiring to the map sensor is to unbolt the D40 computer and run the cables behind it and the radiator resovoir down to the large grommet at the firewall. I would be surprised if the local nissan mechanics will spot the wiring as it is all hidden and doesnt look out of place.
2. The EGT display can be slotted nicely into the dash, just remove form the box it comes in from Chipit and cut out a small section, nothing to interfere here behind the plastics, it is easiest enough to see when you want to watch it but not bliding in your face and annoying at night time. I did hae to extend the wiring on the pyro sensor about 400mm as the standard wasnt quite long enough for this mounting position.
3. Easiest (and probably most accurate) place to mount the pyro is on the side of the exhaust manifold before it bolts onto the turbo, here you dont have to remove too much stuff to access it and you can use the 1/8tap with a 12 sided 7mm socket to carefully tap into and nothing needs to be modified eslewhere to make it fit.

Thought i would post this info as it would have saved me plently of time working out exaclty how to run cables etc if someone else had done this before me, hopefully this saves time for someone else.

Currently running tune 4 from folder 2 and awesome, yet to do some pyro testing with towing and loads so will do that first on standard tune to get a benchmark.
 

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Hi all,

Just installed a Chipit module with EGT and installed myself. All i can say really is 'holy horsepower', or maybe i have been driving a standard heavy laden D40 around for too long.:big_smile:

Points to note for anyone doing install your self would be:

1. The wiring loom is long enough to mount the chipit computer inside the cab near the firewall above the accelerator pedal, saved having it out in the engine bay where in my case it will see lots of dust and water and mud. The neatest way for wiring to the map sensor is to unbolt the D40 computer and run the cables behind it and the radiator resovoir down to the large grommet at the firewall. I would be surprised if the local nissan mechanics will spot the wiring as it is all hidden and doesnt look out of place.
2. The EGT display can be slotted nicely into the dash, just remove form the box it comes in from Chipit and cut out a small section, nothing to interfere here behind the plastics, it is easiest enough to see when you want to watch it but not bliding in your face and annoying at night time. I did hae to extend the wiring on the pyro sensor about 400mm as the standard wasnt quite long enough for this mounting position.
3. Easiest (and probably most accurate) place to mount the pyro is on the side of the exhaust manifold before it bolts onto the turbo, here you dont have to remove too much stuff to access it and you can use the 1/8tap with a 12 sided 7mm socket to carefully tap into and nothing needs to be modified eslewhere to make it fit.

Thought i would post this info as it would have saved me plently of time working out exaclty how to run cables etc if someone else had done this before me, hopefully this saves time for someone else.

Currently running tune 4 from folder 2 and awesome, yet to do some pyro testing with towing and loads so will do that first on standard tune to get a benchmark.

Crowe

Sounds like a good install. Can you post some larger photos and include the positioning of the box? I'm looking at getting something similar soon.

Is the Chip-It box easy enough to get to to retune?
 
Hi Merchant,

Yeah sorry about photos, but i resized the orginals and saved them all too small so thats as big as they get.

Very easy to change tunes if you have laptop, whole process takes less than a minute
 
Yeah, I knew you'd say that.

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Chip-It chip and delete pipe ordered thru Robert. Can't wait to get the thing on and see how it goes. No EGT at this stage. I'll slip that one passed he misses in a few months.

Looking forwarded to installing both. Will post results.
 
Hi all,

Just installed a Chipit module with EGT and installed myself. All i can say really is 'holy horsepower', or maybe i have been driving a standard heavy laden D40 around for too long.:big_smile:

Points to note for anyone doing install your self would be:

1. The wiring loom is long enough to mount the chipit computer inside the cab near the firewall above the accelerator pedal, saved having it out in the engine bay where in my case it will see lots of dust and water and mud. The neatest way for wiring to the map sensor is to unbolt the D40 computer and run the cables behind it and the radiator resovoir down to the large grommet at the firewall. I would be surprised if the local nissan mechanics will spot the wiring as it is all hidden and doesnt look out of place.
2. The EGT display can be slotted nicely into the dash, just remove form the box it comes in from Chipit and cut out a small section, nothing to interfere here behind the plastics, it is easiest enough to see when you want to watch it but not bliding in your face and annoying at night time. I did hae to extend the wiring on the pyro sensor about 400mm as the standard wasnt quite long enough for this mounting position.

Which grommet did you run the cables for the Chipit and EGT through and on which side? I'm currently part way into the install and am struggling a little. Did you do the fuel restrictor mod as well?
Cheers
Stewart
 
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Ring the office and ask for the Limiter Disc. You pay freight, we provide part for free.[/QUOTE]

Hi Robert
Where a bouts dose that little disc go
 
Is it necessary to install the disc for the fuel rail mod if you don't go above tune 8? I found it too difficult to unbolt.
 
Have you tried it with the ignition on?

I've tried with ignition on and off. Engine on and off. And still can't get it to connect.[/QUOTE]

I had a bit of trouble installing the driver software for some reason. I would go through the install process and it would seem fine but wouldn't actually install it. I think it was something to do with being a zip file? Not really too good with computers so can't say for sure sorry. Also make sure you select the right com port.
 
I've tried with ignition on and off. Engine on and off. And still can't get it to connect.

I had a bit of trouble installing the driver software for some reason. I would go through the install process and it would seem fine but wouldn't actually install it. I think it was something to do with being a zip file? Not really too good with computers so can't say for sure sorry. Also make sure you select the right com port.[/QUOTE]

Yep, have selected the right come port and it seems as though the software has installed correctly. The device manager says the driver is up to date and the com launches when the usb is inserted.

I have un-installed, re-installed, changed com ports and still no luck. I class myself as being pretty good with computers. I'll give it another go today sometime.
 
I recently purchased a d40 chip and I'm wondering why mine only has 1 black power cord which I assume goes to the negative terminal on the battery, would someone show me there install
 

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