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Old 06-02-2006, 05:55 PM   #1
slamd ef wagon
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Default auto or manual ecu

ok i went to buy a manual ecu for my ef for the anual conversion the guy at the wrecker told me its really a waste of money all the 5 speeds weve fitted we never change the ecu and havent had a problem.

some of the things ive been told are different fuel maps and if u use the auto ecu with a manual box it goes into limphome mode

is there anyone on here using an auto acu with a manual or anyone that tried and had dramas cheers

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