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Old 09-16-2009, 12:39 AM
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efi pin 30?

So i am putting a EFI system on my EB and i keep hearing things about pin 30? Supposedly it has something to do with the transmission and the EEC set up.
So my question is where do i hook pin 30? Power or ground?
I have a manual trans and i'm running a A9P (from a auto car) EEC. Which i was told is fine as long as you hook pin 30 to the right place.
So where is the right place? Anyone know? Thanks.
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