DME Chips---Need to be installed in a certain way?
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So the chip looks symmetric so I assume that the orientation in which it is placed into the chip frame in the motronic DME module does not matter. I hope my DME doesn't catch fire
Anyone know if it matters or not?
(87 911 Carrera)
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Ok then I guess I had just guessed correctly because the car just started up right away. I do notice a slight loss in horsepower from switching to stock from the weltmeister chip. The car does shift a little more smooth though, or at least it seems that way. I don't really like the weltmeister chip, and if anyone wants it I will sell it cheap. I think if I ever get a chip it would be a steve wong chip. I'm not really into chips much though. Anyways thanks for the input.
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I looked on Performance and it seemed to tell me that that chip was not available for my car. I figured '87 and '88 were identicle....oh well, I do have other projects.....