Q45 G 50 ECU/TCU part numbers

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Thanks to all for your previous response.I have a JDM 1990 VH45 with ECU Nissan part number 23710 61 u02,A18-000 p00 and TCU number 31036 61 u02,A64-000 p11. Are these numbers correct for this engine / year and are they the same as US spec.Could anyone tell me the 1994 ECU/TCU numbers and what the spacific differances are.( I belive the 94 TCU has 1 st gear start ,is this the only differance ?).

Thanks Ashley.


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zspanners wrote:Thanks to all for your previous response.I have a JDM 1990 VH45 with ECU Nissan part number 23710 61 u02,A18-000 p00 and TCU number 31036 61 u02,A64-000 p11. Are these numbers correct for this engine / year and are they the same as US spec.Could anyone tell me the 1994 ECU/TCU numbers and what the spacific differances are.( I belive the 94 TCU has 1 st gear start ,is this the only differance ?).
Hi, Ashley.

Since this question is more specific to the Q45 (specifically, the first-gen) I am going to move this post to the Q45 forum at NICO and let them answer the question over there instead. You will get more accurate answers!

Z

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Check out this link for the US Spec. part numbers.

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In the US, the preferred TCU is from a 1993 model year Q, ending in 64U20 or 64U75, but I don't know what the corresponding part number in JDM land would be...

In the US, the 90-93 all had the same gearing in the transmission, but only the 1993 model year had the 1st gear start TCU. The 1994-1996 transmission had different gearing. Many members have used the 94-95 TCU on a 90-92 Q with good results, but to be technically correct, the 1993 is your best bet because it was the only one designed with your specific transmission in mind.

Good luck!

Heath


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