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1984 944 ecu
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Would someone have a p/n 0261200015 ecu they could lend me for trouble shooting in the Tampa area? Thanks |
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06-06-2021, 01:40 PM
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Anybody in the Tampa area with a car with this p/n dme that I could plug my dme into for testing?
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06-09-2021, 05:38 AM
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Good luck, George Beuselinck |
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06-09-2021, 05:43 AM
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Do you know you can swap in a late DME if you replace the AFM to a late model as well ?
A lot more options available out there ... i did it with my early 83 and it's all good !
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Cheers Phil 89 Coupe,Black,95 3.6 engine and the list goes on ... 1983 944 SP2 race car PCA #96 |
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06-09-2021, 04:35 PM
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If I change to the late 85 to 87 ECU and AFM are there any other components that need to be changed?
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I changed my ECU (DME) on my 1984 944NA to a Focus 9 Tech ECU and a Lindsey Racing MAF. The MAF comes with a 28 pin chip that doesn’t work with my original 24 pin, soldered connection ECU. I couldn’t be happier! Noticeable increase power and smoothness with no hesitation as before. The Focus 9 Tech ECU is nice with a single screw cover, and all new electronics is a nice plus for reliably. My only issue was I put the chip in flipped backwards, causing a no start condition. I was able to flip the chip without removing the ECU because of the Focus 9 Tech single screw cover. With the battery disconnected of course!
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