Jag V12 ECU Mods

Frederic Breitwieser frederic.breitwieser at mcione.com
Thu Oct 2 13:20:17 GMT 1997


>>These engines have 12 cylinders and displace 5.3 liters.  They have one
>>injector for each intake port.  Could one not take a suitable ECU, say
>>from an 8 cylinder GM product, and work out a replacement?  Use the GM
>>sensors.  Somehow drive 12 injectors instead of 8.  Account for the net
>>difference in displacement.  Now you have a starting point.  How feasible
>>is it to fine tune from there?  Is this approach, overall, more risky or
>>more expensive than the option of paying a specialist for a modified
>>'stock' ECU?

If the Jag engine you have, fires two cylinders at a time, then you can use
an ecm for a six cylinder engine, by running the injectors in parallel for
the two cyls that fire simultaniously.  If your engine fires one cylinder
at a time, like most American engines, then you need to research and
identify an aftermarket ECM that will be suitable.

its my understanding that Electromotive as well as Haltach supports more
than eight cylinders.


Frederic Breitwieser
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