Hi everyone !
Like in the title, i'm looking for equivalences for the following ECUs.
Here is my VIN: 1C4GHB4R5PU106037.
Actually, the ECU on the car is: 4557620.
Can you help me please ?
Have a nice day !
Looking for ECU equivalence
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- ES
- 3.3L
- FWD
- 41TE / 41AE / A604
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morgan -
31. Januar 2024 um 16:57
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Hey,
your Voyager is a 1993 euro spec model.
The ECU is also a 1993 ECU euro spec 3.3L automatic transmission front wheel drive version, so its the correct one.
You original ECU holds the programming with the VIN for your vehicle, so there Is only exactly one "real" original ECU.
The most recent ECU for your 1993 3.3L Euro Version is 04887270.
Alternatives could be the following Partnumbers: 04557620, 04762756, 04797966, 04864163.
These Part numbers of course only fit a Euro 3.3L 1993, no others.
When searching for the part numbers online it can help to ignore the leading 0 of the part number.
Greetings
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Wolfram
5. Februar 2024 um 12:59 Hat das Label von AS auf ES geändert. -
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Hey,
your Voyager is a 1993 euro spec model.
The ECU is also a 1993 ECU euro spec 3.3L automatic transmission front wheel drive version, so its the correct one.
You original ECU holds the programming with the VIN for your vehicle, so there Is only exactly one "real" original ECU.
The most recent ECU for your 1993 3.3L Euro Version is 04887270.
Alternatives could be the following Partnumbers: 04557620, 04762756, 04797966, 04864163.
These Part numbers of course only fit a Euro 3.3L 1993, no others.
When searching for the part numbers online it can help to ignore the leading 0 of the part number.
Greetings
First of all, thanks for your answer !
By the way, do you know people who are able to repair or identify some ECU? Cause I have an ECU which I can't identify (no number on it).
And by any chance, i know some people are able, with the right hardware/software interface, to "reprogram" the ECU to an other VIN. So after the operation, the ECU can match with ""any"" vehicule. Do you know one of them or someone with the right tool ?
Have a nice day ! -
Hello,
If you remove the plastic air duct with the Toro screws you can see the PCB in the sealing material. In the bottom right corner there is a sticker on the EPROM chip of the ECU, that is the Part Number of the ECU.
With a proper Diagnostic device you can also ask the ECU for its Partnumber, its saved in the device.
And by any chance, i know some people are able, with the right hardware/software interface, to "reprogram" the ECU to an other VIN
You cannot reprogram the VIN in a ECU.
You can write a new VIN to a ECU that is "blank". I have done this before with a DRB II.
So after the operation, the ECU can match with ""any"" vehicule. Do you know one of them or someone with the right tool ?
There is no "matching" needed for the ECU to function. It is only for spiritual purposes and automatic identification when you plugin the diagnostic device.
Do you know one of them or someone with the right tool ?
I have different types of diagnostic devices for the voyager.
greetings
-
Alles anzeigen
Hello,
If you remove the plastic air duct with the Toro screws you can see the PCB in the sealing material. In the bottom right corner there is a sticker on the EPROM chip of the ECU, that is the Part Number of the ECU.
With a proper Diagnostic device you can also ask the ECU for its Partnumber, its saved in the device.
You cannot reprogram the VIN in a ECU.
You can write a new VIN to a ECU that is "blank". I have done this before with a DRB II.
There is no "matching" needed for the ECU to function. It is only for spiritual purposes and automatic identification when you plugin the diagnostic device.
I have different types of diagnostic devices for the voyager.
greetings
Hi !
Thanks a lot for your answers ! It's really helpful !
I was lucky enough to find a DRB II at an acceptable price, so... I'm going to wait for it and maybe I'll be able to do the trick.
Thanks again and have a nice day ! -
Hey that’s great!
