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Old 05-06-12 | 07:13 PM
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Tii Duty Solenoid buzzing incessantly

1990 vert with JDM Tii conversion, BNR Stage 1 turbo and HKS EVC for boost control with RTek 2

The duty solenoid isnt being used but buzzes incessantly. If we unplug it will the ECU freak out?

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Old 05-07-12 | 01:24 PM
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I'd say no myself since it's a output signal FROM the ECU to the solenoid. I'd expect that Digital Tuning would say the same thing. You might ask them also.

Might cause a fault code but since you don't use it for controlling the turbo, it matters not that you'd get a code for it.
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You're not talking about the solenoid for the EVC are you?
Old 05-07-12 | 03:22 PM
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The ECU will be fine without the duty solenoid plugged in. As Hailers said, it's an output, and there's no sensor looking for its operation.
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Originally Posted by AGreen
it's an output, and there's no sensor looking for its operation.
Ecu's monitor current of output wires, and throw codes all the time, so i wouldn't apply that logic to anything obd2+...

on ur FC, no it won't matter.
Old 05-07-12 | 04:14 PM
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Looks like you've all come up with the correct answer, no problem.
I've had mine unplugged for years and no problem.
Old 05-07-12 | 04:54 PM
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Cool. Thanks all.

I'd searched in the MBC and EBC threads but didnt see anything. Since the 370 ECU normally checks to see if the MOP/OMP is there as a failsafe, I didnt know if it might check for the presence of the boost solenoid. I can envision it doing a check for the presence of the solenoid if the boost exceeds the stock limits and throws you into limp mode! Surprise! LOL
Old 05-07-12 | 07:57 PM
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Originally Posted by lastphaseofthis
Ecu's monitor current of output wires, and throw codes all the time, so i wouldn't apply that logic to anything obd2+...

on ur FC, no it won't matter.
Yes, I know this. As stated, not a valid point for an ECU from a 1980's car. Hell, they were doing well to have fuel injection.
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