KA ECU question
Re: KA ECU question (HI NRG)
dont think so
Re: KA ECU question (HI NRG)
Yes. I just had it done a few months ago.
Re: KA ECU question (smc2017)
did you notice anything different when driving the car and was there any check engine light?
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Re: (2BN_S13)
thats a good question, and what about the fuel maps that are based on a transmition with fewer gears, and what about the automatic transmition control unit, that would deffinetyl get a cel to turn on
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Re: (SideWays=smiles)
How do you suppose? How did you account for the 4th and 5th position sensor on the manual transmission?SideWays=smiles wrote:thats a good question, and what about the fuel maps that are based on a transmition with fewer gears, and what about the automatic transmition control unit, that would deffinetyl get a cel to turn on
======================================I could be wrong here but here goes anyway
no 4th/5th sensors then the engine would just think it was always in 1/2/3 gear and the limiter would never work
as for fuel maps I believe those are based on engine RPM and load-the ECU doesn't need to know what kind of transmission is there
and(SideWays=smiles) I don't mean this next part in a bad way...
but if you don't know how to spell there are many sites that can help you learn so you don't look completely incompetent-I mean really it comes across quite badly on this medium and there's no excuse because you obviously have internet access
Re: KA ECU question (HI NRG)
Yes you can. I have a 96 automatic ECU in my 98 manual car, no check engine lights and no codes. You can't use a manual ECU for an auto car though.HI NRG wrote:Can I use a ECU from a automatic for my manual 92 240sx?
Re: (2BN_S13)
No advantage at all.