Power FC Power Fc On Auto Fd
05-02-06, 06:21 PM
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Power Fc On Auto Fd
Yesterday morning I tried to start my car and it wouldn't want to start.
Anyways, the guy here in Modesto told me that the ECU went out of commission. So, I check with the dealers and the stock ecu is $1400.00. I balance the PFC and the stock ecu at about the same price range.
I know that the PFC works with the auto fd but would it pass smog with the pfc install.
Thanks,
Anyways, the guy here in Modesto told me that the ECU went out of commission. So, I check with the dealers and the stock ecu is $1400.00. I balance the PFC and the stock ecu at about the same price range.
I know that the PFC works with the auto fd but would it pass smog with the pfc install.
Thanks,
05-02-06, 07:46 PM
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You're pretty nuts if you go to buy a NEW ECU. ECU's are DIRT cheap used - I bet you can pick one up for $40 or so.
By the same token, ECU's VERY rarely go out. I'd get a second opinion. You'd have to do some VERY messed up stuff to kill an ECU.
The PowerFC does not work properly with the automatics - search on that topic. There has been some progress made on making it work right, but no one's ever really found a solution. Considering most people with autos that get to that level look at a 5-speed swap instead, it's something of a moot point.
Dale
By the same token, ECU's VERY rarely go out. I'd get a second opinion. You'd have to do some VERY messed up stuff to kill an ECU.
The PowerFC does not work properly with the automatics - search on that topic. There has been some progress made on making it work right, but no one's ever really found a solution. Considering most people with autos that get to that level look at a 5-speed swap instead, it's something of a moot point.
Dale
