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Stella11

04-09-2019 06:37 AM

New Supercharger Question

So it looks like I am going to need a new supercharger. When I put a new supercharger on will the car's ecu need a re-flash to match the "new-used" SC?

MINI33342

04-09-2019 07:05 AM

No....

IQRaceworks

04-09-2019 07:21 AM

What he said....NO

Stella11

04-09-2019 07:50 AM

Thanks! I read online that you needed to but I thought it was bullcocky.

PariDot

04-09-2019 07:53 AM

Where did you read that you needed to reflash? I only ask out of curiosity.

Stella11

04-09-2019 10:07 AM

Truthfully, I really can't remember. I have been searching everything I can about this subject.

SuN13300

04-18-2019 04:23 AM

Just reset all adaptions and you are fine

OCR	04-18-2019 11:46 AM

Stella -

Nope...NO wires hanging out of the blower, anywhere..!
One of the few things on the car that is not directly controlled by the cars electrical system, purely mechanical. Not counting the pop-off valve.

Mike

1qwkmini

04-18-2019 02:44 PM

No pop-off valve on S/C cars...just a mechanical by-pass valve

WayMotorWorks

04-18-2019 07:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stella11 (Post 4462354)

So it looks like I am going to need a new supercharger. When I put a new supercharger on will the car's ecu need a re-flash to match the "new-used" SC?

Don't need to do anything, just install it and go.
We have a few brand new ones left in stock
https://www.waymotorworks.com/john-c...ercharger.html

I would also do the water pump and gaskets while doing it

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