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 FREQUENTLY ASKED PRODUCT QUESTIONS
New
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MegaSquirt
Fuel
Cut Defenders
Phenolic Spacers
I've heard a new SymTech product is being released
soon, where can I find more information?
SymTech
Labs regularly releases product updates and release notes on its News page.
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I have an idea or suggestion for a new product,
where can I submit it?
We
love to hear new ideas for products. Please submit your ideas to our development staff.
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Can SymTech Labs repair or add options and
modifications to my existing MegaSquirt?
Absolutely!
Please contact our sales staff for pricing and timelines.
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Where should I go for support installing my
SymTech-built MegaSquirt?
SymTech
Labs can provide support for issues surrounding hardware and physical
installation. Please contact SymTech Labs
for more information.
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Where should I go for support configuring my
SymTech-built MegaSquirt?
There
a number of great resources for help, including megasquirt.info,
msefi.com,
and msextra.com.
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What part numbers should I use when purchasing
temperature sensors for MS?
Please
see our list of MegaSquirt compatible temperature sensors: Sensor
Part List
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I'm not very good with electronics or wiring, can I
install an FCD?
Probably,
the installation process requires little knowledge or wiring or
circuits. The instructions are clear and thorough, and of course,
SymTech Labs is always available for personalized support.
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I don't know what version SymTech FCD I have.
FCD
using a green/red/black wiring scheme are V1.0 FCD's, while those using
a red/orange/yellow/green/black scheme are V2.0 FCD's.
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I've lost/removed the wire labels, or the color
coded markings have been removed.
Please
visit our support
page
to download the appropriate wiring pinout for your version FCD. You
will need to open the case of the FCD and carefully compare the wire
origins to their depicted locations in the pinout.
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I've installed the FCD, and my car still has fuel
cut.
Using
a multimeter to monitor the FCD output, carefully lower the voltage
until you've reached your car's specific threshold voltage (usually
near 4.6V).
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I've installed the FCD, and my car runs, but
poorly.
As
suggested in the installation instructions, be sure to adjust the use a
multimeter to monitor the FCD output. Adjust the potentiometer
accordingly; chances are the output threshold is set too low.
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No matter where I set the FCD, the output voltage
is high.
Please
contact SymTech Labs to further troubleshoot your installation.
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Do I absolutely need two gaskets when installing
my phenolic spacer?
Yes,
phenolic material is not soft enough to form a tight seal.
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I've lost the included bolts/bracket spacer; where
can I find a replacement?
Contact
SymTech Labs to inquire about ordering a replacement.
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