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Ok I am trying to find an Ef xr6 manual ecu, my car is auto at the moment and I want to do a manual conversion however apart from the fact that the xr6 manual ecu is harder to find then gold, the places I have called are telling me that there are 3 different part numbers just for the manual ecu, what is the difference between the 3? My car is just straight petrol (I don't know if that makes a difference) but could someone please shed some light on this situation on which ecu I need and I know this is a long shot but also if anyone knows where I can get one
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ef2xr6 wrote: Ok I am trying to find an Ef xr6 manual ecu, my car is auto at the moment and I want to do a manual conversion however apart from the fact that the xr6 manual ecu is harder to find then gold, the places I have called are telling me that there are 3 different part numbers just for the manual ecu, what is the difference between the 3? My car is just straight petrol (I don't know if that makes a difference) but could someone please shed some light on this situation on which ecu I need and I know this is a long shot but also if anyone knows where I can get one thanks Do you really have to have an EF XR6 Manual ECU? you can just do a resistor trick, or get a J3 chip from T.I. Performance (with an EF XR6 Manual ECU Flash on it) and that should solve the problem. If you are dead set on an EF XR6 Manual ECU, then there should be only one part number as far as I am concerned. Someone should shed some light on which code it should have.
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any ef manual ecu should do the trick
i was running a manual EF gli ecu in my ef fairmont without issue OR you can fit a J3 chip with a manual XR bin flashed onto it http://www.tiperformance.com.au/ |
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I've thought about using a j3 chip but I don't know much about them, how do you fit them and what exactly do the do
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ef2xr6 wrote: I've thought about using a j3 chip but I don't know much about them, how do you fit them and what exactly do the do It's pretty simple. If you have a look at your ECU, there should be a black cover (assuming it is still sitting upright in the car) on the bottom. You have to pull this black cover off and there will PCB (printed circuit board) end exposed and if you have a look at it there are contacts on either side (I think...or just one side) of the protruding bit. The J3 chip has a socket which slides onto this exposed bit, however you need to take the ECU out and give the contacts a clean because it is coated with something to protect it. I used a flat head screw driver and carefully chipped it away and then cleaned the contacts with some spirits. The J3 basically overrides what the ECU is supposed to be. So with the pre-programmed J3 chip, you can turn an ordinary EF GLi ECU into an EF XR6 Manual ECU or Fairmont Ghia etc. Pretty nifty stuff and quiet cheap since you can tune it as well . hope that helps
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That's actually sounds better then getting the manual ecu, thanks
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