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    86 - 89 RR classic L-Jetronic

    Ermm...Looking to make contact with anyone struggling with early RR with L-jetronic (not LH) fuel injection.
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    What's the problem?

    It could be simple and cheap to solve, or simple and expensive, or complicated but cheap, or complicated and horriffically expensive.

    If you feel that you are somewhere between options #2 and #4, then the best assurance you can give yourself is to ditch the Ljet and move to aftermarket ECU such as haltech.

    After years stuffing around with D-jet, LH, CIS, CIS-E and motronic, I can make that statement with a high degree of confidence - ESPECIALLY if you are not restoring this vehicle to original - if that is the case, only genuine NOS parts will suffice anyway and you will pursue that fate until the ends of the earth, regardless.

    For everything else, there is a much more reliable solution. it's called modern standalone ecu.
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    86 - 89 RR classic L-Jetronic

    Quote Originally Posted by Mercguy View Post
    What's the problem?

    It could be simple and cheap to solve, or simple and expensive, or complicated but cheap, or complicated and horriffically expensive.

    If you feel that you are somewhere between options #2 and #4, then the best assurance you can give yourself is to ditch the Ljet and move to aftermarket ECU such as haltech.

    After years stuffing around with D-jet, LH, CIS, CIS-E and motronic, I can make that statement with a high degree of confidence - ESPECIALLY if you are not restoring this vehicle to original - if that is the case, only genuine NOS parts will suffice anyway and you will pursue that fate until the ends of the earth, regardless.

    For everything else, there is a much more reliable solution. it's called modern standalone ecu.
    Morning
    Thanks for response. Not having problems ... more to offer advice or assistance. I worked on RR's including these models. There are things that can be done with the L-Jetronic, for those who prefer to stay with them.
    Kind regards

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