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silverFDgrl 10-28-13 10:39 PM

Any ideas what these ECU modification stickers mean?
 
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I bought the car with a supposedly modified ecu - maybe in 2005?

Recent problems required replacing the OMP AND the ECU. The car is running fine now, but with the stock ECU it's not quite the same.

I opened up my old ecu to try to find the soldered in modified chip or anything that I could maybe re-use or would tell me what had been done. There is NOTHING visible to the eye.

There ARE 2 stickers that are not stock and seem to indicate dates and changes made.

I've attached a pic of the ecu - if anyone has any ideas how to decipher them or tell me what chip it could be that would be awesome.

Sgtblue 10-29-13 06:43 AM

Not familiar with the stickers. Looks like the ECU was (orginally) for a California 5 spd car. But I see 'AT' on the stickers behind FD3S. Do you have a 5 spd or an auto?

16 posts in almost 11 years.....damn you're chatty. ;)

silverFDgrl 10-29-13 11:41 AM

Yeah, I thought the AT tag was interesting as well considering it's a 5 speed.

HAHA, I know right? What can I say, the car generally runs great and I have a really awesome mechanic ;) Cant believe it's been 10 years!

Sgtblue 10-29-13 03:45 PM

Not certain on the rules, but if you have enough posts, you might try a thread in the WEST COAST regional section and see if anyone there recognizes the stickers.

OkinawaFD3S 10-30-13 12:05 AM

It looks like the N3A3 ECU is from a 93/94 California car

92-93 5 speed ecu's are
n3a3 cali
n3a1 non cali

94 5 speeds
n3a3 cal
n3c1 non cal


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