ECU Identification
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the only other way to test it is by putting it up in a obd2 teggy, but why buy an obd2 computer, just get a jumper and a chipped p28, obd1 rules, you got a lot of options to tune it, and for your tuning needs hit up Mtber (John Vega) here in the forums, he is good and his prices are very reasonable, check out his website www.Phearable.net
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work in progress),1992 civic dx hatch (swapped with power windows)1992 civic vx hatch(swapped and boosted luv it),1974 dodge charger (yes I will be afraid of her )1993 ford f150 (ol' Bessie aka the cleaner) and of course my 2005 scion xb.
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Originally Posted by joebobclark
That is a ODB2-B circuit board (P72,P73,etc).....
See if you can find the ID number from this page on the MCU..
http://www.pgmfi.org/twiki/bin/view/...efinitionCodes
See if you can find the ID number from this page on the MCU..
http://www.pgmfi.org/twiki/bin/view/...efinitionCodes
i bought it as a P72 GSR
