Link ECU for MY99 V5 Scoob
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Awesome Link (PossumLink) ECU suitable for MY99 models. This board is a direct replacement for the factory one but allows for a closed loop operation with a lambda probe.
This ECU made a huge difference to my old Scoob. When mapped correctly, there was massive difference in speed and torque.
Bought new for £700, Sell for £350.
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This ECU made a huge difference to my old Scoob. When mapped correctly, there was massive difference in speed and torque.
Bought new for £700, Sell for £350.
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There's no mapping cable or software. I had an experienced guy do the mapping who not only made the car fly but it also had better fuel economy and was utterly reliable.
Hence, it's best to leave mapping to someone experienced at it, as there are so many parameters involved - it's really not a straight forward process. They'll also be able to get the very best out of your setup.
Hence, it's best to leave mapping to someone experienced at it, as there are so many parameters involved - it's really not a straight forward process. They'll also be able to get the very best out of your setup.
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I had no idea that was the programming cable, thank you JohnD! It looks like software is available free of charge from the LinkECU website. Being an older version, I'm sure they would send you a copy of the version that works with this ECU if there's no link from the website.
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Yeah it's part of the solution from what i've been able to find out. You still need a computer interface (seriallink etc) for that cable to connect to.
JohnD- I think you have your open and closed round the wrong way!
JohnD- I think you have your open and closed round the wrong way!
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