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Old 28-01-2007, 11:19 PM   #1
needaXYGT
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Default what ECU will work with my car?

hi, im looking for an ECU that will work with my car. its an 88 EA 3.9 manual.
im after an MPI ECU because im soon to convert it from CFI to MPI. i have everything excpet the ECU. everything else came of an EB including the new loom. the EB was a manual. iv been told i can use any MPI ECU of an EA, EB or ED, but others have told me i can only use a manual mpi ECU out of an EB since all the other parts are from an EB?
if it matters, my car has an immobilisation system.

all help much appreciated!

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