tdi ecu

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Nuffield
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tdi ecu

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Hi Everyone,
As the cyl head or gasket has failed in less than three months since a recon head was fitted to my 98 1.9 td I intend to fit a s/h engine. Will I need to change the ecu( there is one with the engine), should I need it, and, if I do what other electronic bits will have to be sorted?
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Re: tdi ecu

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I think the fuel pump is coded to the immobiliser from memory, not sure about the ecu.
Others will be along with more info I'm sure!!
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Nuffield
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Re: tdi ecu

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Hi Teamster,
car does not have key pad, so is imobilser in the key now? I can get over it by changing the pump if i have to, as new timing belt will be fitted as matter of course, and pump change is not much more work.

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Re: tdi ecu

Post by steve_earwig »

The easiest way would be to use everything from your old engine, however, apart from the immobiliser, I don't think anything else will give you issues. There should be an immobiliser chip in the key but it only registers to the unit which is behind the dash somewhere...
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