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Enthusiast Joined Oct 21, '16 Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
Hello all, I found a surprise in my 1996 Celica: It has an ECU for a 7afe manual transmission engine, however, mine is a 5sfe manual. The engine runs well, but gas mileage is not as good as it is supposed to despite replacing the cap, rotor, plugs, wires, and I get a P0141 code despite replacing the O2 sensor with an OEM Denso and checking the wiring connection between the sensor and the computer. The cables don't appear to be all spliced up, either.
Why would someone do this, and what would I have to do to replace it with the original (if this would fix the gas mileage and sensor issues)? This post has been edited by thebestofall007: Oct 21, 2016 - 5:00 PM |
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If it's a 97, you can hook it up to your laptop via an OBD dongle and get the info on what engine the computer is for. Not all software will show you this, but Toyota's TVIS will (though this one requires a special cable...)
Also, check ECU's on eBay - some sellers post pics of them opened up. |
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Enthusiast Joined Oct 21, '16 Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
If it's a 97, you can hook it up to your laptop via an OBD dongle and get the info on what engine the computer is for. Not all software will show you this, but Toyota's TVIS will (though this one requires a special cable...) Also, check ECU's on eBay - some sellers post pics of them opened up. I'm not sure if mine has the TVIS, but it would be nice to see in real time what my sensors and whatnot are all doing, that way I can not only have info on the engine it's made for, but also if the ecu is defective or not. This post has been edited by thebestofall007: Oct 28, 2016 - 7:41 AM |
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