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5. Emulator start
Following the installation of FPE-A, adaptation must be performed.
1. Start the engine on petrol and keep it on idle until the rated operating temperature is reached.
2. Make sure that the LPG/CNG change-over switch is set in the petrol fuel mode and stop the engine.
3. Turn off the ignition switch.
4. Disconnect the FPE-A from the harness female connector, wait min. 5s and reconnect the emulator. When the
rubber cover on the connector is pulled off, an lit internal red LED should be seen.
5. Turn on and turn off the ignition switch three times within 30s after emulator connection to the harness socket.
The internal red LED should start flashes slowly.
6. Start the engine. The internal red LED should start flashes fast.
7. Leave the car on idle for about 2 minutes until the internal red LED light stops flashing and lights up perma-
nently.
8. Switch car to gas and wait until the LED light will shut down. This means that the adaptation process is com-
pleted.
When the adaptation is completed, the emulator is ready to work on LPG/CNG mode. If the adaptation process
is interrupted, the whole procedure must be restarted.
6. Notes
Correct operation of the emulator requires the following conditions to be met:
The emulator should be connected in accordance with the wiring diagram and recommendations of the table
with unit versions.
The emulator has been installed in the correct location (SCH1 for the ECM area and SCH2 for the fuel pump
controller area).
The adaptation process has been completed successfully.
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