ECU Identification
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ECU Identification
My friend traded me this ECU and told me it was a chipped P72. However, there are no stickers on it, and I'm not sure if it's a P72 or not. Can anyone ID it by the board? It does appear to be chipped (bottom right), and it is OBDI
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Re: ECU Identification (InvaderTrax)
Not 100% sure. This is the best pic i could find. Found some slight differences but I don't know if all years are the same or not. I'm not a ECU board expert by any means but hope it helps!
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notice the way d11 is sticking up and theres a jumper in j10 thats a dead giveaway.
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notice the way d11 is sticking up and theres a jumper in j10 thats a dead giveaway.
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notice the way d11 is sticking up and theres a jumper in j10 thats a dead giveaway.</TD></TR></TABLE>
That doesn't mean it's a P06 though.
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notice the way d11 is sticking up and theres a jumper in j10 thats a dead giveaway.</TD></TR></TABLE>
That doesn't mean it's a P06 though.
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The dead give away is the use of the 64 pin MSM66207-301 chip.
I have to give the credit to me knowing this to HRTuning.
Modified by GhostAccord at 12:05 AM 10/13/2008
I have to give the credit to me knowing this to HRTuning.
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That doesn't mean it's a P06 though.</TD></TR></TABLE>
no your right but it shows it wwas converted to vtec so it was a nonvtec ecu at one time.
That doesn't mean it's a P06 though.
</TD></TR></TABLE>no your right but it shows it wwas converted to vtec so it was a nonvtec ecu at one time.
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