DIY chip
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RE: DIY chip
Installing the ECU into the car is doable (quite easy). Installing a chip into the ECU is best left for a professional.
You basically need to remove the ecu, send it off to have the old chip removed and the new chip soldered in.
No real way to shortcut that one.
You basically need to remove the ecu, send it off to have the old chip removed and the new chip soldered in.
No real way to shortcut that one.
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RE: DIY chip
ORIGINAL: brrman
Installing the ECU into the car is doable (quite easy). Installing a chip into the ECU is best left for a professional.
You basically need to remove the ecu, send it off to have the old chip removed and the new chip soldered in.
No real way to shortcut that one.
Installing the ECU into the car is doable (quite easy). Installing a chip into the ECU is best left for a professional.
You basically need to remove the ecu, send it off to have the old chip removed and the new chip soldered in.
No real way to shortcut that one.
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