What ECU is this?

[billy187]

Pulled this out of a car a few weeks ago and just assumed it was a standard ecu, anyone seen one before?

 

[fubar andy]

Open it up and have a look inside...

 

[johnsy]

looks like a standard 1 with a sticker on it from here

 

[jambo_gtir]

Looks like the ECU from that pulsar that could do wheelies on here a while back

 

[olliecast]

as above, open up and see if a daugter board is inside.

got to say though, thats the biggest load of cheesy waffle i`ve ever seen on an ecu!

 

[billy187]

Heres some pics of inside it:

 

[olliecast]

thats a daughter board matey.

you can pull the map via datascan to see how its mapped.

welcome to help if you haven`t got the kit

 

[billy187]

Cheers mate, i guess that means the ecu can be remapped then?

 

[RO_SUNNY]

....It can be defenatly remaped, as the stock ecu doesn't have an eeprom.
So......you need to find who does that daughter board and find the afferent software for the job.

If I were you I'll give Ed from Fusion a call and ask him if he can do something about it!

 

[splmum]

That board looks like an "RS Yamamoto" unit. Don't know anything else about them other than what they are.

 

[PobodY]

When I bought mine I was told it had a Yamamoto ECU in it, but I've never seen any sign of it... I've never pulled the ECU out because it's wedged in pretty hard under the alarm, but there's no sign of any extra stickers on it. - God only knows how you'd go about remapping it.

 

[Fusion Ed]

Old thread ish - but:

If its not encrypted by any methods (usually swapping data lines about) then I can do that no problem, if it is then its not usually worth my time looking to see how its been played with and cheaper just to fit nistune or something.