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Old 07 October 2000, 18:35
Gizmo555
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Does anyone have the fuelguard module fitted on their 600.

My fitter was advised by Clifford to remove it ASAP or engine management would be damaged. I thought this was just on grey imports and not UK models.
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Old 08 October 2000, 00:01
JAMES.M.
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Ive got a 600 on my STI2 and as far as i know the fuel guard is fitted. Its been like than for the last 18 months and no problems yet.
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Old 08 October 2000, 20:19
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I never had any problems on my 98 Turbo, either.
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Old 09 October 2000, 08:32
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Never heard of it. There was a problem with some Concept 600s on WRX/STIs (sorry James M ) due to the wiring loom being too noisy to carry the signal to open the fuel guard, but that was preventing start-up, not damaging the ECU.

Will check with my friendly local installer and edit this post as appropriate.

(MY00 with Concept 600 + Fuel Guard)
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Old 09 October 2000, 09:21
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Just spoken to friendly local installer, and Clifford themselves (bolt and braces approach: I trust him implicity)

There is no such issue.

There was a problem on some STIs/WRXs a year ago which was down to the electrical environment of these cars being extrememly noisy. Clifford have issued a hardware fix for those that need it.

It will not damage your ECU, according to Clifford!

Get that fuelguard on ASAP, it's a really useful feature of the alarm!
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Old 09 October 2000, 13:36
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The only problem is that the turbo timer is not compatible with the fuelguard, so you can't have both.

Has anyone found a solution to this problem?

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Old 09 October 2000, 14:20
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Yep: don't run a turbo timer. They are very likely to invalidate your theft insurance, as anything that plays with the immobilisation of a Cat 1 (or Cat 2) alarm invalidates the VSIB certificate.

Sorry this isn't much use, but I'd hate to see someone get burned on this one.
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Old 09 October 2000, 20:13
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Spoke to my clifford dealer and he said that there was a problem with the latest (at the time) version 5 STIs. He knew of nothing else since.
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