IDM Mod 140 volt
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Fleet Mechanic
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Thanks a ton !!, as the guys have said you really made it plain, mow I have to locate the 75-k resistor, checked radio shack today & they don't even list this part.. Again , thanks to all you guys for your help, hope I can return the favor someday. One more ?..how do I get a pic of my trk. with my post ?
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From: Monroe/Ellensburg, WA
I think I am going to go ahead and do this 140v IDM mod. Richdawg, these are great step by step pictures. Does anyone have any extra resistors laying around that they aren't going to use? Also, I plan on going bigger injectors and everything within the year or so. Is this mod still going to work when i upgrade?
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I just did this mod. a few weeks ago. I love it! what performance for such little price. Btw I have a few of the correct resistors left over if anyone's interested. Had to buy 5 and only needed 1. Mine was the e-100.
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Just did this mod and will put in the truck tomorrow. Man I hope i didn't ***** the pooch with it. I was sweating bullets the hole time!!
Had this thread up and did it at the computer desk. Reps are going to the OP. Top Notch Pics!
Had this thread up and did it at the computer desk. Reps are going to the OP. Top Notch Pics!
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Last three numbers of IDM serial number is current volts
Here they are:
IDM-100 uses a 75.0k Ohm (75,000 ohm) 1/2 watt 1% tolerance Metal Film resistor
IDM-110 uses a 75.0k Ohm (75,000) 1/2 watt 1% tolerance Metal Film resistor
IDM-120 uses a 73.2k Ohm (73,200) 1/2 watt 1% tolerance Metal Film resistor
here is my Question are the 75K Ohm and 73.2K Ohm what the stock IDM uses or is that what is needed to bump it up to 140? If these are not the stock numbers than just for $its and giggles what are the stock numbers for this resistor. I am asking this because if the stock app calls for the 75K Ohm and we are replacing it with a 75K Ohm we have done nothing but replaced a aged componet with a new one. (not always a bad thing) What I see is the 100/110 uses the same Ohm value but the 120 calls for a different value. The IDM number is the output and we are all wanting to make them into a 140. In a stock setting they would have different values like the 75 to the 73.2. If these are stock numbers then to make a 100 into a 120 you take out the stock componet and replace it with a 73.2 and to make it a 140 you would replace it with a 71.4K Ohm. I believe in this mod and I want to do it. I just want some more info about what I am changing from and into.<!-- / message --><!-- sig -->
