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Exclamation Need some quick DME box help.

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I am getting ready to weld in a repair panel and I am unhooking the battery. How do I disconnect the DME box? Anyone have any pics of the connection I need to remove? I can get to the box just don't know what or where to unplug???

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Old 04-14-2003, 09:18 AM
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there is a big "computer" type connector on the front take that off. Looking for some pics now hold
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hope this helps

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Thanks for the quick response. Does it have a catch? or does it just unplug?
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not sure what a catch is (stupid dutchman hehe) but i think u mean the part that holding the clip right ? You have to push the little black lip on the white connector to unlock it.
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Thanks,
That is what I need to know. Off to weld. Should have her done today!
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Great Shawn go for it man !!
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You have to undo a clip first. The connect doesn't pull straight out. It swivels/rotates out. Pull on the clip side of the connector first.
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tnx for completing it Chris

what do you think of this by the way ? http://www.mskar.org/dme_tuning_software.html
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tnx for completing it Chris

what do you think of this by the way ? http://www.mskar.org/dme_tuning_software.html
I hope you don't mind that I used your pic. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery after all.

That's Marc Skarshinski's tuning program. I have played with it but I haven't had a chance to actually use it. My name is in the credits but I can't remember why. The other guys did all the work.
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I hope you don't mind that I used your pic. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery after all.


I have the eprom burner now but still lots of other things to do. Will have a go with the program just to read out my current dme for starters and read some more info on it before i try to change anything. Have you heard about an Ruf chip Chris ? some guy here in holland is selling those here for 75 euro,s.
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I have the eprom burner now but still lots of other things to do. Will have a go with the program just to read out my current dme for starters and read some more info on it before i try to change anything. Have you heard about an Ruf chip Chris ? some guy here in holland is selling those here for 75 euro,s.
Ruf probably makes chips but I suspect they are more expensive than 75 Euros if they are genuine and not stolen or illegal copies.
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I've found the disconnect is easier to accomplish if you first remove the four 10 mm (?) nuts that hold the DMe unit in-place. Then, you can slightly move the DME to avoid bending the stiff cable too much...and finally you can unclasp the connection as mentioned by Chris and others...
--just a bit easier--
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I've found the disconnect is easier to accomplish if you first remove the four 10 mm (?) nuts that hold the DMe unit in-place. Then, you can slightly move the DME to avoid bending the stiff cable too much...and finally you can unclasp the connection as mentioned by Chris and others...
--just a bit easier--
Wil Ferch
Wil,
You aren't lazy enough. Just undo the strap/loop on the cable to give yourself more slack. (The strap is missing in the picture.)
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I got it disconnected and welded in the panel. Before I put the drivers seat back in I will get the part# of the DME. My car has a US spec 3.2 with a Euro DME box. Maybe someone can shed some light on why that is...
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Chris:
Good one ! ...
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Heres all the info from my claimed Euro DME box. I have a 1986 US spec 3.2 completely stock with this DME box.
0 261 200 078
911.618.111.12
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