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Customize 1982 CIS computer 200

posted by  rusteebrick on  Mon Oct 8 03:58 CST 2007
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Your suggestion for a variable resistor is a great idea. I like it as it's a slight mod to an existing system, which I would prefer to work within, as long as the system is functional. I suppose I could even add that resistor in or close to the CIS ECU itself, with a toggle up on the dash somewhere. I imagine you're thinking of SPDT toggle.

Thanks again!






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