which ECU do i have?
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totally out of curiosity BTW
i have a UK MY98 with the std ECU, which one is it?
I'm forever seeing posts with reference to AE800, AE801 etc, etc......never understood what they're on about

cheers
i have a UK MY98 with the std ECU, which one is it?
I'm forever seeing posts with reference to AE800, AE801 etc, etc......never understood what they're on about


cheers
AE801 = good
AE800 = still good I think (back me up somebody please)
AE802 = bad, low fuel mixture at low revs and runs a bit rich at top end.
I think the AE802 was only in the later cars such as the later MY99 and all the MY00
You should have an AE801 I think.
EcuTek TEK2 = Performance tweeked map using AE800/801/802 V.Good, nice torque curve increase.
Nezz.
AE800 = still good I think (back me up somebody please)
AE802 = bad, low fuel mixture at low revs and runs a bit rich at top end.
I think the AE802 was only in the later cars such as the later MY99 and all the MY00
You should have an AE801 I think.
EcuTek TEK2 = Performance tweeked map using AE800/801/802 V.Good, nice torque curve increase.
Nezz.
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Another option is a piggyback from Power Engineering, however I'm not sure whether they still sell them. IIRC its the around the same cost as a TEK2
You have a MY99 then or there has been some label swapping. The engines changed to Phase II for MY99 and the ECUs are incompatible.
STi 5 AF040
STi 6 AF041
P1 AG340
MY99 AE800 or AE801
MY00 AE802
LHD models are 200 less so AE780/781/782, difference is the brackets but they are compatible.
I definitely cannot program MY98s, but I can program AE800s
Show us a picture of the ECU label and under the bonnet and I'll try to work out which model year you have.
[Edited by john banks - 4/18/2003 8:23:28 PM]
STi 5 AF040
STi 6 AF041
P1 AG340
MY99 AE800 or AE801
MY00 AE802
LHD models are 200 less so AE780/781/782, difference is the brackets but they are compatible.
I definitely cannot program MY98s, but I can program AE800s

Show us a picture of the ECU label and under the bonnet and I'll try to work out which model year you have.
[Edited by john banks - 4/18/2003 8:23:28 PM]
this is one of those occasions when its sometimes tempting to lie in order not to look a ****,but,i have no one to blame.............it was dark,and i've checked again,and the label says A1-8000,not,AE800,case of wishful thinking
(in the dark a 1- does look a tad like an E?,maybe not
).I was so excited i didnt see the extra 0
so i have a MY98 and the best option is a Unichip?
appreciate the help John
(in the dark a 1- does look a tad like an E?,maybe not
).I was so excited i didnt see the extra 0so i have a MY98 and the best option is a Unichip?
appreciate the help John
yep,decat centre next week,then Dawes,3 pod on order
and saving up for a new ECU
will do knocklink at same time as ECU
and learning how to drive,might be a lost cause though
thanks again
actually,thinking on,i assume you are recommending the knocklink to go with the Dawes,and you wouldnt recommend a Dawes without it?
[Edited by dba - 4/18/2003 9:58:43 PM]
and saving up for a new ECU
will do knocklink at same time as ECU
and learning how to drive,might be a lost cause though
thanks again
actually,thinking on,i assume you are recommending the knocklink to go with the Dawes,and you wouldnt recommend a Dawes without it?
[Edited by dba - 4/18/2003 9:58:43 PM]
No not for tame boost levels up to fuel cut, just that I might have coughed the phrase "fuel cut defender and 1.2 bar" if you had a knocklink
and would run it on Optimax plus octane booster all the time.
and would run it on Optimax plus octane booster all the time.
John
I was just looking through this thread and noticed that you listed the AF041 as the STI 6 ECU.
Is this correct?
I have a Dec 98 STI 5 Type R but have just checked the ECU for the first time and its a AF041????
What does this mean? And how does the 041 differ from the 040?
I was just looking through this thread and noticed that you listed the AF041 as the STI 6 ECU.
Is this correct?
I have a Dec 98 STI 5 Type R but have just checked the ECU for the first time and its a AF041????
What does this mean? And how does the 041 differ from the 040?
Some MY99s or version 5s were made in 1998, which is why they have the MY99 or version 5 gear. Don't forget that the release date for new versions is usually September/October of the previous year to what MY the car is labelled as. In other words a Scooby year starts in September and ends on the following August.
Cheers,
Wrexy.
[Edited by WREXY - 4/21/2003 10:56:38 PM]
Cheers,
Wrexy.
[Edited by WREXY - 4/21/2003 10:56:38 PM]
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