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Old 11-17-08, 03:04 PM
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CT s4 mechanical omp - s5 elctrical omp

I was just wondering if there was anything you can do to an s4 ecu to run the electrical omp from an s5 ? I know i had seen how to do it up here before but i cant seem to find it
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No.

and why would you want too???
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Possibly because he has an S5 parts car. xD

Icemark said it, the answer is no.

I recommend blocking it off and premixing, or finding a replacement OMP and installing it, or rebuilding your existing OMP with an oring kit.
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Originally Posted by jmkogut
I recommend blocking it off and premixing, or finding a replacement OMP and installing it, or rebuilding your existing OMP with an oring kit.
same here.
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I personally run a self-rebuilt OMP + .5oz/ga. of premix.

Can't hurt to have extra lubrication.
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Thanks guys i was jus wondering but i jus got a complete harness and ecu for an s4 so im gonna use that harness
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OH. I see, you're an S5 running an S4 harness... I'm not that familiar with the differences, but I personally wouldn't try to swap generations like that. I'm pretty sure you're going to have shitloads of problems.
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you do you know you can get a eomp stand alone controller right ?
So then you can run the S4 ecu and loom and this unit for the omp.

http://www.ausrotary.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=156475
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Not to change this particular thread, but what is the proper premix when using TCW3 2-cycle oil? I was told 1oz of oil to 1 gallon of fuel, but the bottle says around 1 oz to every 60 gallons. This makes more sense as the OMP setup burns almost a quart for every 3000 mile oil change.
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dude go do a search for premix, its been covered 1000's of time.

the eomp varies the rate injected in regards to load and tps and other crap.
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Originally Posted by specialop
the bottle says around 1 oz to every 60 gallons
Look again. The bottle probably says 60:1. Thats 60 OUNCES of fuel for every OUNCE of mix.

1 ounce to 60 gallons is 7680:1 fuel to oil ratio. LOL

3k miles at 20 mpg gets you 19,200 ounces of fuel. If you burn a quart of oil (32 ounces) that's 600:1. Nowhere close.

To the OP: BTW, whatever you're doing sounds like a bad idea. Run what the car came with or go aftermarket.

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