install 94 ECU in 93 RX7, is it possible?
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install 94 ECU in 93 RX7, is it possible?
It seems to be that my air pump MAY not be working because of a problem with the ecu after I sparked the wires, but I will get confirmation on Monday. I would like to replace my ecu with a 94 ecu because I heard they have less problems, but.. is it that simple? or should I stick with a 93 ecu
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or another option is your ecu would be the older 8bit unit there is a patch loom available that you plug into your factory loom then that will plug into a late model 16bit ecu which is much better ..that is another option that would be available for you
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According to my carfax, my RX7 was made in Colorado then shipped to Orlando Florida. I suppose the easiest way for me to do this is to phisically check for an EGR valve so that way theres no problems. I believe it does have an EGR valve, cause when I did a smog check recently, The max spec was 704 for NOX and mine was 98, which is close to nothing, but ill check for an egr valve
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I understand now. So All 93's have an EGR valve, but not all of them have an EGR switch? Mine probably does not have the switch because its not made in cali but it has to have the EGR valve, cause other wise my NOX readings would be through the roof
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