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
#3
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
#10
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]
#11
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
so i have a MY98 and the best option is a Unichip?
appreciate the help John
#16
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]
#17
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.
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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?
#23
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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