

| Subject: | Re: FilmStar for 86-91 Digifant VW Transporter? |
| From: | Michael Sullivan |
| Date: | Mon, 12 Oct 1998 11:56:31 -0400 |
Dear List, Seems that Milford's FilmStar upgrade for Digifants "may" work (read the below message)-- anyone want to take the ball and run with it? How 'bout it Kyle? I think this would be an awesome addition to your chip/rocker combo! Cheers, MJS >> From: Michael Sullivan <<sullivan@OpenMarket.COM> >> To: auto-amd@auto-amd.com >> Subject: Re: FilmStar for 86-91 Digifant VW Transporter? >> Date: 09 October 1998 05:52 >> >> Dear Jan, >> >> >> Digifant ECU# = 025-906-022 with D suffix if a late Bosch-made >> unit. Comes apparently in 3 varieties but all are interchangeable and >> functionally equivalent with the stock parts. >> >> Does this help? >Dear Michael > >Yes, the VW number gave us something to go on. We've found that the D >suffix makes it (according to the Bosch bible) a Bosch 0261 200 284 or 285 >ECU, which they say is found on the 2.1 watercooled engine, '87-'92 >manufacture, and with lambda/cat. In theory, the chip itself should bear >the number 1267 355 ... > >We don't have that engine over here, so we don't know if the maps we have >put into FilmStar will suit your engine. The only way round this is to >appoint a dealer/fitting centre in the U.S.A, one familiar with mapping >procedures, who could fit and re-map FilmStar (there is software available >for this). Any ideas? > >Also, the air mass sensor we provide has a 70mm diameter, so we'd need to >know if your existing air flap has a 70mm join to the hose/throttle (some >cars, e.g Porsche, have 80mm). > >The only other option if you want a bit more power is to re-chip. We can >send you an appropriate chip if you have some means of downloading the >contents and emailing it to us. > >Cheers >Jan <bold>Michael J. Sullivan </bold><italic>Director of Catalog Design Open Market, Inc. </italic> ************************************* work: http://www.openmarket.com play: http://www.hsdesign.com *************************************
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