I would be interested but I just gotta do research to make sure that the ecus are compatible
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FS: Corrado VR6 ECU with GIAC chip
02-02-2012 11:06 AM
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I removed my ecu from my 93 coilpack Corrado. It was working perfectly but I am going standalone. It has a GIAC chip installed in it.
It is from a Canadian car, not sure if that makes a difference or what other VR6 models it will run in.
These are the codes present on the box:
0 261 203 044 - 0261203044
021 906 258 BA - 021906258BA
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02-02-2012 03:39 PM
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03-20-2012 10:18 PM
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What does this chip modify exactly? How much hp gain? I've been waiting for a coil pack chip to come up for some time now. I'm very interested. I'm gonna check my ecu # tomorrow.
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03-20-2012 10:58 PM
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Never mind. Looks like this ECU is for a automatic
damn I googled the numbers and came up with this
http://autoecms.com/parts/Details.cf...FZNV7AodOF1Zvw
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05-09-2012 06:01 PM
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IDK how good of a source that site is as it gave me wrong info for an ECU that I personally pulled from a 92' Dist. SLC... Saying that it was for a 95' Golf/Jetta... Originally Posted by Tk2g60
Never mind. Looks like this ECU is for a automatic damn I googled the numbers and came up with this
http://autoecms.com/parts/Details.cf...FZNV7AodOF1Zvw
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