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10/5/2008 at 7:48pm
 Location: Ayrshire
 Outfit: Firestorm 120
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Does anyone have any experience of having their diesel engine chipped? If so does it benefit

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10/5/2008 at 8:23pm
 Location: Ilkla moor baht' at
 Outfit: Compass castaway 500 LL
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Oh YES

It's called re-mapping, mine goes like a rocket all about torque mate, BHP is a bonus

No noticable increase in fuel costs if owt less, due lack of all that gearwork

you will find all you need to know here   www.wakeupyourcar.com

mick



10/5/2008 at 9:04pm
 Location: Ayrshire
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Thanks Mick. What make did you use and can you give some idea of costs

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10/5/2008 at 9:49pm
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Hiya

I presume you mean what make of van, Peugeot 2.8td standard Euro engine

If you mean what type of remapping chip, there aint one, re-mapping is software on your onboard ECU/Computor

All they do is plug into the vans input terminal in fuse box area (looks like a keyboard mouse connector) reads what your van is set to & copies it .Then plugs his box of tricks into his computor & downloads a new engine management programme then replugs into van to download data

Best way to explain re-mapping is eg. your van is 1999 2.8 Fiat,Pug or Citroen, mine is 2007 2.8 Fiat,Pug,Cit both engines are the same except everytime they do a new model they boast about more engine power, that power was there in 1999 it's just the software that turns the power down, all your doing is upgrading to a new programme.

By the way i got 50lb more torque with the bonus of 190bhp, as for costs i got mine for mates rates (heavy discount) but expect to pay about £300 if you use that webb link to the Shipley office he will quote you

Whole thing takes about 1hr

mick    

 

 



10/5/2008 at 10:08pm
 Location: Ayrshire
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Thanks again Mick. Mine Peugeot 2.0 Boxer

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