What's the story? Will it work?
Who has tried it???? |
I had an aftermarket M2 ecu for a 94 in my 93, a while back. I had no problems
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Good to know. Thanks.
How 'bout you guys with stock ecu's? |
I am pretty sure that it works fine. The onlything I think you have to watch is the cali ecu's because of emmisions. The maps are probably different but I can't say for sure. That is just speculation on my part.
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The only difference is the 94's all came with a 93 Cal only style EGR valve. If your 93 is a Cal model or you've added a Cal EGR then you'll have no problems.
If you add a 94 ECU to a 93 49 state model you'll either get a "check engine" light or you'll have to add a EGR from a 93 Cal model or 94. Jeff |
actually the 93 and 94 cali ecus are the same #, N3A3. the federal 94 is N3C1, but it works with the ca egr valve
mike |
mike your freaking amazing how you remember that stuff off the top of your head. your the man https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...#>/biggrin.png
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Thanks...again.
Glad that you guys are out there helping us newbies. Ooops..to confirm terminology for us Canadians....I have a 93 "non-Cali"...and if I put in a 94 non-Cali I will STILL get the check engine light correct? To correct this problem I have read that I can "fool" the ecu. But how much would a used Cali egr run me? Or would it really be best to try and fool the ecu by following some of the instructions in the Lightening in world site? |
Good for you!! You are bound and determined to learn to work on that car eh. Tom
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Originally Posted by kmaot' date='Sep 25 2002, 05:26 PM
Thanks...again.
Glad that you guys are out there helping us newbies. Ooops..to confirm terminology for us Canadians....I have a 93 "non-Cali"...and if I put in a 94 non-Cali I will STILL get the check engine light correct? mike |
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