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Quick question, you're running a Link ECU, right? Can't you just wire your fuel pumps directly to the ECU and forgo the Hobbs switches? I ran my Kenne Bell Boost-a-Pump directly to my ProEFI ECU, and just configured the trigger conditions from there, really simple to implement and test.
Quick question, you're running a Link ECU, right? Can't you just wire your fuel pumps directly to the ECU and forgo the Hobbs switches? I ran my Kenne Bell Boost-a-Pump directly to my ProEFI ECU, and just configured the trigger conditions from there, really simple to implement and test.
I dont think Link has the ability to power the fuel pumps per-say but you could setup an auxiliary output 12volt that'd trigger a relay that'd power the pumps.
Quick question, you're running a Link ECU, right? Can't you just wire your fuel pumps directly to the ECU and forgo the Hobbs switches? I ran my Kenne Bell Boost-a-Pump directly to my ProEFI ECU, and just configured the trigger conditions from there, really simple to implement and test.
Thank You......
I think it may be possible to set up the fuel pump triggers with the Link ECU. It's a better way for sure & and very adjustable if it works.
I got the Hobbs switch if I can't. I'm still learning the software. Many layers to it. But the Link G4X is pretty Awesome & I Love Tuning with it.
I was able to that with the Link G4X, Works Great!
Originally Posted by thatv35guy
Beautiful work.
Quick question, you're running a Link ECU, right? Can't you just wire your fuel pumps directly to the ECU and forgo the Hobbs switches? I ran my Kenne Bell Boost-a-Pump directly to my ProEFI ECU, and just configured the trigger conditions from there, really simple to implement and test.