kaiser715
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I'm thinking of doing TBI fuel injection on a 350, and considering building a Megasquirt along with kits from AFI and Howell.
Reading the .pdf of the install instructions for TBI from affordable-fuel-injection.com, I find this:
Comments? Anybody seen this restriction with Howell or other TBI/EFI kits? What's the best workaround? I'm running a 140 amp single-wire GM alt.
Reading the .pdf of the install instructions for TBI from affordable-fuel-injection.com, I find this:
IMPORTANT NOTE: Older style single wire Delco alternators do not work well with fuel injection systems. We do not recommend or provide support for vehicles equipped with single wire alternators such as described above. Many people like to use single wire GM Delco alternators. These alternators need to see elevated engine RPMs before they begin to charge. If you are using this type of single wire alternator, beware that you may not have the proper voltage provided to your system on initial start-up. Simply blipping the throttle will bring you up to proper voltage. We do not recommend these types of single wire alternators for fuel injection applications.
Comments? Anybody seen this restriction with Howell or other TBI/EFI kits? What's the best workaround? I'm running a 140 amp single-wire GM alt.