Subject	Thanks for the quick response
Posted by	scorp997 on May 26, 2021 at 11:18 PM
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In Reply To	Can't use a manual ecu (board) in a auto car. It lacks the posted by Bernie (NoVA) on May 26, 2021 at 02:32 PM
Message	That is what I figured, but I thought I would ask. The manual ECU board I have does have circuit traces going to the pins that control the auto trans controller, that is why I asked. It is possible that the socketed board I have may have originated as an auto ECU. Is there a list of ECU numbers printed on the boards to confirm which ECU someone has? I suppose I should ask the next question.... I have a ‘90 TT California car, can I use a Federal ECU with my current wiring harness? (Acknowledging that some emission devices would not function). As always, thanks for the support from the community
Follow Ups	Manual/auto ECU board differences - scorp997 13:00:08 05/26/21 Can't use a manual ecu (board) in a auto car. It lacks the - Bernie (NoVA) 14:32:32 05/26/21 Re: Can't use a manual ecu (board) in a auto car. It lacks the - DanielThomas 15:51:08 05/26/21 I'm 99% sure I'm using an NA ecu with Nistune in my TT - megaDan 16:10:15 05/26/21 NA board will not control a 3 stage fuel controller or 2 - Bernie (NoVA) 18:31:29 05/26/21 Thanks for the quick response - scorp997 23:18:56 05/26/21 Look at the "A##-### ###" on the ecu cover and see if it is - itsa300zx 10:04:22 05/27/21 Fed tune will work fine in a California car. - Bernie (NoVA) 14:50:58 05/29/21
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