ECU swaps
10-01-03, 09:50 AM
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ECU swaps
I have a 1988 TII (S4) with what seems to be a faulty ECU. A friend can sell me a 1987 TII one. Question is: Can they be swaped, would it work?
Mine has the code N333, they one my friend has N327.
What's the difference.
Also, would a S5 ECU work? (meaning, would a 1989 TII ECU work on my 1988 TII for example?).
Really really appreciate any help.
Mine has the code N333, they one my friend has N327.
What's the difference.
Also, would a S5 ECU work? (meaning, would a 1989 TII ECU work on my 1988 TII for example?).
Really really appreciate any help.
10-01-03, 01:25 PM
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https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...highlight=n327
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...highlight=n327
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...highlight=n327
But the other answers to this question can be found by going to the top of this page, clicking SEARCH and then typing in the numbers/letter N327 That works even better if you type in N327 on the left and then ICEMARK in the box to the right.
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...highlight=n327
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...highlight=n327
But the other answers to this question can be found by going to the top of this page, clicking SEARCH and then typing in the numbers/letter N327 That works even better if you type in N327 on the left and then ICEMARK in the box to the right.
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10-01-03, 01:35 PM
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The short of it, is no a N327 will not work in a Turbo. A N327 ECU is for a non turbo.
and No a 89+ ECU will not work in a 86-88 without major rewiring.
Compatibility is the first 2 numbers... such as:
A N332 will work in a car with a N333, N334, N335, N338 etc.
A N326 will work in a car with a N327 N328 etc.
A N370 will work in a car with a N375...
get it yet???
The letter and first two numbers must match for it to be compatible... N33X N32X N35X
and No a 89+ ECU will not work in a 86-88 without major rewiring.
Compatibility is the first 2 numbers... such as:
A N332 will work in a car with a N333, N334, N335, N338 etc.
A N326 will work in a car with a N327 N328 etc.
A N370 will work in a car with a N375...
get it yet???
The letter and first two numbers must match for it to be compatible... N33X N32X N35X
10-01-03, 04:16 PM
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Originally posted by banzaitoyota
You also need to be careful of the impedance swich in mid 88(?),
You also need to be careful of the impedance swich in mid 88(?),
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10-01-03, 04:25 PM
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10-01-03, 04:31 PM
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Originally posted by SonicRaT
You can add the N374 to that list as well, if you keep it accurate.
You can add the N374 to that list as well, if you keep it accurate.
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anyone have a clue what the N318 is ? I have one , it's suppose to be off a Jspec TII but not sure if it's an S$ or S5.. neet to know becuse this is going onto a BRE
11-12-03, 05:35 PM
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anyone have a clue what the N318 is ? I have one , it's suppose to be off a Jspec TII but not sure if it's an S$ or S5.. neet to know becuse this is going onto a BRE
anyone have a clue what the N318 is ? I have one , it's suppose to be off a Jspec TII but not sure if it's an S$ or S5.. neet to know becuse this is going onto a BRE
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Originally posted by PPC-Racing
anyone have a clue what the N318 is ? I have one , it's suppose to be off a Jspec TII but not sure if it's an S$ or S5.. neet to know becuse this is going onto a BRE
anyone have a clue what the N318 is ? I have one , it's suppose to be off a Jspec TII but not sure if it's an S$ or S5.. neet to know becuse this is going onto a BRE
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