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Originally Posted by danielg
Dear all,
been looking at some specs and it seems like the e-tec 225 and 300 are the same engine but with electronic limitations.
i have a 225 mounted (warranty expired so comments about this is not necessary).
does anyone know or have experience on how to "unleash" the final hp?
best, Daniel
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It’s not easy, if even possible. You would need an EMM for a 300hp for starters & they dont come cheap. There will be several variants of the same EMM depending on engine year, so you would need the correct EMM for your engine hardware. The normal procedure for replacing an EMM is to plug the old EMM into the diagnostic software & download the engine data including the injector coefficients to the laptop. You then fit the new EMM to the engine & upload the data, you are effectively cloning the EMM, I’ve done it & it takes around 1/2hour from start to finish, but that’s doing a like for like swap. When you upload the engine data to the new EMM, it performs a check to ensure that you aren’t trying to do what you are trying to do. The only way I can think of doing it, is to buy a second hand (salvage?) EMM of a 300 & try plugging it in & then uploading the injector coefficients from your engine. You would have to save them first from the old EMM. If you don’t program your engine coefficients in, you run a high risk of frying the power head. It probably can be done, but not without some inside knowledge of the workings of the EMM software.
A good place to start would be on the Etec owners group run by Barnacle Bill.
Good luck