quick ecu question
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From: tracy/stockton ca
quick ecu question
so i was in the junkyard today grabbing as many parts as i could find. and i am getting ready to get an rtek 2.0 however my car is in another town that i don't have ready access to. there was an 88 vert there. could i take that ecu and send it in. or is there a difference in vert to coupe ecus. i have an 88 coupe na
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Check out the tech section on RotaryResurrection.com for a complete list of what ECU was in each model.
The 88 N/A used #N327-18-880
The convertible used #N333-18-880
There must be some differences.
The 88 N/A used #N327-18-880
The convertible used #N333-18-880
There must be some differences.
[to Outcold} ^how do you figure stock reliability is a problem? That's one of the crazier things I've ever heard; I dunno that I have EVER witnessed an instance of a stock ECU failing for stock applications.
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The blown fuses are more than likely a sign of a short somewhere else in your car's wiring. I'd get to searching.
You could get an Rtek chip for your ecu which would allow you to tune it. There are also various "tuned ecu's" from japanese tuners such as knightsports and RE amemiya that pop on on ebay. I've always been rather leary of these myself since they don't seem to list what changes were made, or what exatly they were tuned for.
You could get an Rtek chip for your ecu which would allow you to tune it. There are also various "tuned ecu's" from japanese tuners such as knightsports and RE amemiya that pop on on ebay. I've always been rather leary of these myself since they don't seem to list what changes were made, or what exatly they were tuned for.
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plus wouldnt i need a new ecu if im tuning it?
