Installation

1. Disconnect the battery negative terminal
   
   
2. Remove the two injector covers which are retained by two M8 thread (12mm head) bolts on each side.
   
   
   
   
   
3. The direct injector control unit must be separated from one of the covers before attempting to remove it. This is retained by 3x M6 (10mm headed) bolts.
   
   
4. Gently position the control unit to one side then remove the metal cover (2x M8 bolts).
   
   
   
   
5. You will now be able to see the port injectors and fuel rails; disconnect the electrical connectors from the injectors, loosen the vehicle fuel-filler cap to release fuel tank pressure, and remove bolts 1 and 2, which are shown below. 
   
   
   
   
   
6. Gently pull the fuel rail away from the inlet manifold, remove the lower rubber seals from the manifold openings (new seals are supplied with the kit) and remove each injector by pulling them clear of the fuel rail. Ensure the upper seals stay on the injectors when they are removed from the fuel rail.

Fitting the new injectors

1. Remove the two protective silicone caps from each of the EcuTek injectors. Lubricate the upper and lower seals sparingly with petroleum jelly or clean fuel, then carefully push the injectors, firstly into the fuel rail, then into the inlet manifold openings, ensuring the lower seals locate correctly.
   
   
   
   
   
2. Fit the EcuTek injector wiring adaptors between the new injectors and original injector wiring. The remainder of refitting is as per removal instructions, though in reverse order. Be careful not to trap any wiring when refitting the metal covers, ensure all bolts are correctly secured, and re-tighten the vehicle fuel-filler cap.
   
   
   
   
3. After physical installation of the new EcuTek fuel injectors you need to modify some settings in the ROM file, using ProECU.  

Calibration

Injector Scale

These can be found at Maps by Function → Fuelling → Injector Scaling → Port Injector Scaling

Original value: 228

New value: 750

Injector Open Time Compensation

The new Injectors have a different lag time (response time), so you'll need to change the setting using the Injector Open Time Compensation Maps found at.

• Maps by Function → Fuelling → Port Injector scaling → Injector Opening Time Compensation

Set this map with the values shown below.

Low Pulse Width Injector Compensation

• Maps by Function → Fuelling → Port Injector scaling → Low pulse Width Injector Compensation

Cranking Fuel Maps

The Cranking fuel maps will need reducing when larger injectors are fitted because the port injectors are used in the crank condition, and the EcuTek injectors have more than three times the flow of the original units.

When these injectors were fitted to our development vehicle we reduced the values by 75% in all of the cranking fuel maps shown in the screenshot below; you may have to reduce/increase these map values for your application or for running on ethanol fuels. Be sure to adjust all cranking maps by the same percentage.These maps are found i

• Maps by Function → Fuelling → Cranking → Cranking Fueling #1 → #5b

Set these maps to 25% of their original value but selecting all of the values and pressing CTRL + P.

You can simply verify the MAP sensor scaling by turning on the ignition and checking atmospheric pressure, which should be 1.0 bar at sea level with the engine NOT running.  MAP sensor accuracy is important for the cranking fuel volume to deliver an amount of fuel to the point that if a stock car has a 2.5 or 3.0 bar sensor fitted and the MAP sensor scaling is not recalibrated, the engine won't start

You can now program the ECU, start the engine and check the whole fuel injection system for fuel leaks.

Tuning Tips

Only the port injectors are fired during cranking; these operate at idle when the engine is cold. They work at lower RPM, but with the factory calibration they do not run through the mid-range on higher load (2400rpm-5200rpm) but come back in at high RPM.

The fine-tuning procedure should be followed; you'll find it in the PDF-format BRZ Tuning guide (at C:\EcuTek\ProECUHelp\BRZ-FT86). Following the MAF scaling section of the manual will enable you to fine-tune the injectors.You can find further advice on setting up the port and direct injection ee the ProECU BRZ Tuning guide for further advice on setting up the port and direct injection settings.

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