Heya there guys and gals.. Just thought id quickly post up here for some opinions.. Im in the midst of purchasing a new microtech and loom for my car and in the recent past i had to buy a new MIKEM fuserail and needed some electrical work done asap.. So ive already teed it up and have got a proffesional coming out to my home at a cost of $110 for the 1st half hour then $110 every hour after to do the repairs. Now this is where i need some help.. Should i get this auto elec bloke to take extra time to install the microtech and loom as well as everything else?? Or should i just let him fix up all the fuserail (and a bit of interior loom attention) and take the ecu & loom to a workshop.. Knowing that itd have to be tuned regardless??
Cheers for any of your help.. Just wanted your opinions.
Shaun
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Originally Posted by fmx939
i reckon the work shop would install it alot quiker and now more what they r doin than the auto lec, plus then its there 4 the tune.
was definately thinking along those lines.. Seems a lot more simplistic. Was just being a tightarse. Reasons being withheld
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I think you're better off taking it to a shop as they'll be familiar with exactly what sensors the MicroTech needs wired up where the auto elec may not. I'd say that fact alone will save you time and money.
hey mate i am an auto elec an i would take it to a computer place i have put mine in my own car an its a pain in the ass cause u cant get things to work an dont have the right equipment an stuff he could do it but i reckonit would take him a fair while an then he will have to tune it ? up to u ?
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Originally Posted by chargedvl
hey mate i am an auto elec an i would take it to a computer place i have put mine in my own car an its a pain in the ass cause u cant get things to work an dont have the right equipment an stuff he could do it but i reckonit would take him a fair while an then he will have to tune it ? up to u ?
Yeah im just going to leave it and let a workshop take care of it... Auto elec can do everything else.
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Originally Posted by CJW
I think you're better off taking it to a shop as they'll be familiar with exactly what sensors the MicroTech needs wired up where the auto elec may not. I'd say that fact alone will save you time and money.
BINGO
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