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11-25-2009, 01:33 PM

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Fred i know we spoke yesterday, just wanted to say i wired mine exactly as the AEM instructions said. I believe that involves cutting the wires completely. Anyways, i will do the fix you suggested yesterday and call you with an update. Thanks again.

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Fred i know we spoke yesterday, just wanted to say i wired mine exactly as the AEM instructions said. I believe that involves cutting the wires completely. Anyways, i will do the fix you suggested yesterday and call you with an update. Thanks again.

Good luck man. It turned out that my high rpm misfires were caused by the 2.2K resistor on the crk inputs. I removed it and everything works great now.

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