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saabguy

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That's exactly what we did because my ecu is tuned and I didn't want to lose the tune.

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Diana Nam

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this is whats it looks like inside the ecu i have hondata S300 installed in this p28 ecu with clear cover but this is what honda ecu looks like on the inside
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Diana Nam

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That's exactly what we did because my ecu is tuned and I didn't want to lose the tune.

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ok that makes more sense but your tune should be in the chip unless you directly solder the chip normally you put the chip socket on first and you can just put in the new chip or remove it
 

Diana Nam

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also if you remove your chip from the ecu it goes back to using stock tune
 


saabguy

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Somehow then it kept the tune. The electrician I was working with told me it would keep and it did. We just got an ecu from a junk yard. Italy tweaking I guess.

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Somehow then it kept the tune. The electrician I was working with told me it would keep and it did. We just got an ecu from a junk yard. Italy tweaking I guess.

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the tune will never disappear as long as the chip is fine and not burnt makes it much cheaper to solder things on depending..
 


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