cibrit-

#1

EDIT: I should throw in here that this is a 3sgte engine swap.

They're both located right next to each other, under the carpet, bottom right of picture:


What are these two things though?

Box thing:


Should this be connected somewhere? (It says "Circuit Opening Relay") so yet again, should it be screwed on somewhere? Or just hanging like it is..:




This post has been edited by cibrit-: Dec 16, 2008 - 5:23 PM

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Batman722

#2

the first box is your ECU. Don't remove it, it makes you car run.

the second is the COR (Circuit Opening Relay)

the COR is usually bolted to the side of the ECU.

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cibrit-

#3

So, should I bolt the COR back onto the box?

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Remy

#4

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QUOTE (cibrit- @ Dec 16, 2008 - 7:03 PM)

>So, should I bolt the COR back onto the box?

If you can yes if not just leave it make sure its connected though that relay is "very" important.

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Batman722

#5

this post is funny

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lagos

#6

both boxes make the car do what it does. keep them.
You dont need to bolt down the cor, just make sure your passenger cant step on it.

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hurley97

#7

just unplug them, see what happens.

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Remy

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QUOTE (Batman722 @ Dec 16, 2008 - 9:15 PM)

>this post is funny

Please explain why my post is funny ??

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99GT

#9

it just is funny haha

Remy

#10

I hope the kid didn't drill holes into his ecu thats not what I meant....

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cibrit-

#11

You guys are funny, I wasn't planning on removing any of them.. I was just wondering if the COR should be connected to the ECU, that's all.. Thanks for the comments though.

And, "lagos" i wasn't planning on throwing them out .

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tomazws

#12

Oh so that's where the ECU is located.....

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devilsden97

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QUOTE (tomazws @ Dec 18, 2008 - 1:03 AM)

>Oh so that's where the ECU is located.....

you didnt know that?

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tomazws

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QUOTE (devilsden97 @ Dec 18, 2008 - 9:23 AM)

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QUOTE (tomazws @ Dec 18, 2008 - 1:03 AM)

>Oh so that's where the ECU is located.....

you didnt know that?

Nope. And now I know. Thanks to you guys.

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CelicaST_CALI

#15

i like how most ppll immediately think he is a KID since he doesn't know wtf he is talking about....i

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99GT

#16

The usual age group is about 16-24, then 25+ has all the bad ass looking and GT4 haha. Still young haha.

This post has been edited by 99GT: Dec 29, 2008 - 6:53 AM

CelicaST_CALI

#17

Yea...those assholes..hahaha

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RickJamesBish

#18

Agreed.

richee3

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QUOTE (99GT @ Dec 29, 2008 - 6:53 AM)

>The usual age group is about 16-24, then 25+ has all the bad ass looking and GT4 haha. Still young haha.

Aww... now come on... that's mean.... but so true I'm 19, still rocking the stock GT.

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95celgt

#20

HEEEyy I had a GT2 at the age of 17 Audi TT at 18 and RX8 at 19

Dont need to be old to have cool cars haha just gotta work hard extra early and make smart investments

cyb593

#21

i believe the COR controls your fuel pump so you definetly need it connected.