Tein EDFC operating problem - calling all Tein EDFC users
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Tein EDFC operating problem - calling all Tein EDFC users
I have just installed Tein Flex + EDFC into my Lexus GS / Aristo V300 model.
Everything works, but when we de-activate the car, the EDFC memory is wiped.
How do we keep power to unit so it does not lose the memory? We have set it up as per your installation instructions and re-checked our install.
I checked the Tein manual and it indeed does say memory is lost unless there is a power source. With the car locked and switched off, how do we power the Tein Unit?
Or do I have to set the damping manually every time I drive?
Let me know all you Tein EDFC users how to get round this!
Thanks!
Everything works, but when we de-activate the car, the EDFC memory is wiped.
How do we keep power to unit so it does not lose the memory? We have set it up as per your installation instructions and re-checked our install.
I checked the Tein manual and it indeed does say memory is lost unless there is a power source. With the car locked and switched off, how do we power the Tein Unit?
Or do I have to set the damping manually every time I drive?
Let me know all you Tein EDFC users how to get round this!
Thanks!
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^ what he said.
You should have 1 wire that is the "constant" wire. You can hook it up to any source that always has power whether your car is on or off.
i.e. Your stereo constant wire. If you have an aftermarket radio - it's the yellow wire.
If you don't have one, just get a test light and probe around the fuse box to find a "live" wire with your keys out of your ignition
g'luck
You should have 1 wire that is the "constant" wire. You can hook it up to any source that always has power whether your car is on or off.
i.e. Your stereo constant wire. If you have an aftermarket radio - it's the yellow wire.
If you don't have one, just get a test light and probe around the fuse box to find a "live" wire with your keys out of your ignition
g'luck
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OK, we have a constant power feed to the edfc unit....it's wired from the fuel cap opener.
It still loses it's preset memory when the car is turned off!
Any ideas?
It still loses it's preset memory when the car is turned off!
Any ideas?
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