yes i want to reprogram my ECU of my bike
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You will need to reprogram the ECU when you put bigger fuel injectors into your Nissan. The manufacturer recommends that you do not use any fuel injectors other than the originals.
Yes it has, all injection engines need an ecu to be the brain for making the engine run efficiently.
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Changing the ECU is not a dificult task however, you may need a tool in order to pull the ECU from its slot. It should be located in the passenger side foot-well. Simply pull back the carpet and remove the ECU.
It varies from car to car, need more info.
AnswerYou need to pull the codes and see what they say. you'll need a troubleshooting flowchart to do the testing. There are times that the flowcharts will say to replace the ECU, but that is not always the right solution.Pulling the codes will not always be a solution, however. If the ECU is faulty, or if the ECU has a faulty power supply (e.g. ignition relay to ECU is bad), you may not be able to communicate with the ECU at all.Each vehicle's repair manual should have a flow chart of ECU diagnostics, outlining what connections/terminals to test for voltage and resistance. Essentially, if you have positively verified that all other electrical components are working properly, and you still have signal problems, then you can assume the ECU is bad.
Best bet is to have the ecu from the car "flashed" at a speed shop that can do it.
In order to locate the ECU on the 1987 Ford F150, you will need to first remove the ECM. Once the ECM is removed, the ECU lies right behind the left side kick panel.
No, that is for OBD2 cars.
Need to know what engine you have.