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A battery interrupt is the simplest, for sure. I would love to be able to keep the ECU with at least standby power even when the kill switch is engaged,
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A battery interrupt is the simplest, for sure.
I would love to be able to keep the ECU with at least standby power even when the kill switch is engaged, I just don't see how to accomplish that, unless we can figure out a way to power it through, for instance, the OBD II port. I just hate to lose learned fuel data any time the car is killed. |
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