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I read somewhere else that because of the way this thing connects, the ECU is not aware of the changes it's making. It pretty much feeds the signal from the
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I read somewhere else that because of the way this thing connects, the ECU is not aware of the changes it's making. It pretty much feeds the signal from the sensor to the ECU and it makes adjustments before the ECU has too... Hopefully that made sense.
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