JR Boost Timing Control Unit #999-490 questions
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JR Boost Timing Control Unit #999-490 questions
I have a 1.6 PS/AC with the JR M45 supercharger. I am using the AFPR and a
90-97 JR Boost Timing Control Unit #999-490.
I am planning on switching to a Link ECU soon. I need some information on how to install and remove the Boost Timing Control Unit. I have so far been unable to find any documents like that in the web and not much in the way of support from Jackson Racing or their designated agent Moss Motors. Basically these kits seem to be orphans...
Anyway, I'd love some information and I will be selling the boost control unit soon.
I posted this question on the Miata forum as well, I hope to improve my chances to get information.....
90-97 JR Boost Timing Control Unit #999-490.
I am planning on switching to a Link ECU soon. I need some information on how to install and remove the Boost Timing Control Unit. I have so far been unable to find any documents like that in the web and not much in the way of support from Jackson Racing or their designated agent Moss Motors. Basically these kits seem to be orphans...
Anyway, I'd love some information and I will be selling the boost control unit soon.
I posted this question on the Miata forum as well, I hope to improve my chances to get information.....
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I just removed mine as a part of upgrading to a MP62. This was on a 2000 with a 1.8, I can't say just how different the installation on a 1.6 would be. There is a sensing line that comes off a nipple on the upper intake manifold (on my '00 it was on the front) that is routed back to the unit. The line is part of the timing controller so you will pull it into the passenger compartment. You should have an adjustment ****, depending upon how it was mounted you might need to cut those wires to get it out. Lastly there are three (IIRC) wires that connect to the wiring going into your ECU. Really all you should have to do is pull the timing controller out and then trace where the wires are going and remove them.
#6
Yes, I did a lot of searching in the web and that's what finally led me to send a question to Moss motors. Funny thing is that Jackson Racing is totally out of any of their previous lines and only has an unfinished website about Rotrex blowers... In small print it says to contact Moss Motors for M45 support, but Moss Motors has dropped the Miata line of products like a hot potato and they do not make it easy to even ask about these JR products... I got around their drop down menus and finally managed to get an email off them. Maybe they will respond... It probably wont be too difficult to uninstall it, but I wish I had the instructions anyway. At least I can sell it with instructions.
#7
I just removed mine as a part of upgrading to a MP62. This was on a 2000 with a 1.8, I can't say just how different the installation on a 1.6 would be. There is a sensing line that comes off a nipple on the upper intake manifold (on my '00 it was on the front) that is routed back to the unit. The line is part of the timing controller so you will pull it into the passenger compartment. You should have an adjustment ****, depending upon how it was mounted you might need to cut those wires to get it out. Lastly there are three (IIRC) wires that connect to the wiring going into your ECU. Really all you should have to do is pull the timing controller out and then trace where the wires are going and remove them.
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