SCT Micro Tuner Question

Seraphitia102

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I am planning to install the SCT Micro Tuner's performance tune, and I downloaded a copy of it's manual and it says that I must remove the fuel pump fuse before installing a performance tune. Does anyone know where the fuel pump fuse is located on a 2001 Mustang GT Convertible? And once I find it, do I just pull it out and put it back in after the performance tune is installed?

I sold my Predator a while back, and I didn't have to remove the fuel pump fuse, does anyone know why the SCT's Micro Tuner requires its removal?

 

Give Me TP

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The fuse is in the engine compartment fuse box located near the battery. Your car's owners manual will show it's location, and it's really easy to get to. I don't know why it has to be removed when using the Superchips Microtuner.

 

Don 95Vert

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I THINK it's fuse #14, but double check the owner's manual. The fuel pump fuse must be pulled to keep power drain to a minimum - if the battery voltage drops too much during flashing, your EEC will die. We always hook up a battery charger to the battery too - we never want the EEC to die during a flash. It's very unlikely that it will happen, but why take any chances,

 

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Fuse 14 is correct fuse for a 2003-2004, and is likely the same for a 2001. It is a 20A fuse by the way.

 

Seraphitia102

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Does anyone know why the Predator didn't require a fuse removal (just on a side note)? Are there big differences in either of the company's performance tunes?

 

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There is no way i know of to tell what the proprietary settings are in either unless you are a Superchips or CMR dealer. They both are good performance tunes right out of the box in my opinion, particularly if you have an automatic.