>> Perry, I would be interested in finding what you did to fool the
    >> computer about missing sensors.
    >>
    >> Thanks and regards,
    >>
    >> --
    >> Erik Snyman
    >> Messina
    >> South Africa.
    >>
    >
    > I sent Paul schematics a couple years ago, he probably still has them
    > filed away in his computer.
    > For basic engine operation there are no missing sensors, I
   retained them
    > all, only a few: throttle position, airflow, intake air temp,
   intake air
    > pressure, ambient air pressure, coolant temp, O2 sensor (not
   necessary,
    > I no longer use it), crank angle sensor (without this one the engine
    > won't run!).
    > That's all I can think of. There are a few switch inputs either left
    > open or grounded.
    >
    > Perry
    >
    > I searched and searched Perry and I can't find them.
    >
    > Paul Lamar

   I found them.

   Perry Mick

Perry,

Thank you for the schematics. Much appreciated. I will give it a shot
when I start work on the engine.

Regards,

--
Erik Snyman
Messina
South Africa.

BTW folks don't get the stock computer confused with the stock intake manifold.
Perry uses the stock computer with a custom manifold. The stock intake manifolds
are too tall and/or too heavy for use in aircraft.

Paul Lamar

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