fitting a scoobyecu :-S
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fitting a scoobyecu :-S
Just opened up the ECU on my 93 wrx to fit the scoobyecu
the socket where it goes seems to have solders over the holes ?
is this correct ?
I thought the holes would be there just to slip the piggyback in place ?
It looks like factory finished solders so I dont think its had a piggyback fitted before
help !
the socket where it goes seems to have solders over the holes ?
is this correct ?
I thought the holes would be there just to slip the piggyback in place ?
It looks like factory finished solders so I dont think its had a piggyback fitted before
help !
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you have an early ecu..where these was no provision for the chip to be pushed in..
it'll need soldering in..i'm sure someone will shed some light on the that..
my scoobecu plugged straight in because mines simply a latter ecu..
hope this helps a little..
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it'll need soldering in..i'm sure someone will shed some light on the that..
my scoobecu plugged straight in because mines simply a latter ecu..
hope this helps a little..
ads
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Originally Posted by new boy
you have an early ecu..where these was no provision for the chip to be pushed in..
it'll need soldering in..i'm sure someone will shed some light on the that..
my scoobecu plugged straight in because mines simply a latter ecu..
hope this helps a little..
ads
it'll need soldering in..i'm sure someone will shed some light on the that..
my scoobecu plugged straight in because mines simply a latter ecu..
hope this helps a little..
ads
thanks m8
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