is there no fuel cutoff on a 93 d15b7 p06 ecu?
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im reading the service manual and it shows that d15b7 fuel cutoff is at 5800 rpm.
i have all original ecu and engine with no mods and when i reved it up it went just short of 7000 before i let go. that kinda surprised me.
i have all original ecu and engine with no mods and when i reved it up it went just short of 7000 before i let go. that kinda surprised me.
OEM tachs are notoriously inaccurate. Also I think the fuel cut is only actually working while driving. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. I don't see a point in a fuel cutoff. You won't be making power up there on a D15B7. There's no point in revving it that high.
The information in your service manual is not correct, as the rev-limiter does not engage until just over 7,000 rpms on a B7, Just so you know, these engines do not make any power in that region, so there really isn't a need to rev it that high.
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