ECU swap problems
12-19-2017, 06:47 PM
#26
Hi
can the REMANUFACTURED ECU
Part Number: N3ZD18881R0J
fit in my 04 mt 6 speed rx8 with an ecu part number n3h6 18881m?
can the REMANUFACTURED ECU
Part Number: N3ZD18881R0J
fit in my 04 mt 6 speed rx8 with an ecu part number n3h6 18881m?
11-15-2018, 11:20 PM
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I know that it works with the 04's....we over-wrote the data on the ECU and entered new "as built" data to mate the ECU to the car.
The "as built" data is a full sheet of hex #'s that have to be entered to program each of the modules
Here's a few from mine
VIN.......JM1FE1XXXXXXXXXXX
FCC1 FFFF FFBA
PCM Module
PCM1 FFFF FFFF 0310
PCM2 0DFF FFFF FE1A
PCM3 FFFF FFFF FF0E
etc...
In all there are13 rows of PCM Module data to enter
Then the BCE Modules...there are 16 more rows of data
The ecu is basically wiped and then overwritten with this data.....and then it works like the original.
The "as built" data is a full sheet of hex #'s that have to be entered to program each of the modules
Here's a few from mine
VIN.......JM1FE1XXXXXXXXXXX
FCC1 FFFF FFBA
PCM Module
PCM1 FFFF FFFF 0310
PCM2 0DFF FFFF FE1A
PCM3 FFFF FFFF FF0E
etc...
In all there are13 rows of PCM Module data to enter
Then the BCE Modules...there are 16 more rows of data
The ecu is basically wiped and then overwritten with this data.....and then it works like the original.
Please help, I have 05 rx8 AT just had them reprogram the PCM but he says he can't get it to communicate with the TCM also I have no power steering. It's at the Honolulu Mazda dealership and there technicians reprogrammed a remanufactured PCM/ECU I bought and brought to them. I also bought a referbished TCM and ABS .they got the ABS to work but he supposedly can't get the TCM to communicate with the PCM. I think they won't really try because I didn't buy a brand new PCM (900.00) and TCM($740.00) from the dealership. They really don't want to help me it seems like. Do you have all the lines of code so I can show the technician and ask him if he has done all this .Please help .feel free to call me. (808)2184345 thanks.
11-15-2018, 11:49 PM
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Please help, I have 05 rx8 AT just had them reprogram the PCM but he says he can't get it to communicate with the TCM also I have no power steering. It's at the Honolulu Mazda dealership and there technicians reprogrammed a remanufactured PCM/ECU I bought and brought to them. I also bought a referbished TCM and ABS .they got the ABS to work but he supposedly can't get the TCM to communicate with the PCM. I think they won't really try because I didn't buy a brand new PCM (900.00) and TCM($740.00) from the dealership. They really don't want to help me it seems like. Do you have all the lines of code so I can show the technician and ask him if he has done all this .Please help .feel free to call me. (808)2184345 thanks.
Please help, I have 05 rx8 AT just had them reprogram the PCM but he says he can't get it to communicate with the TCM also I have no power steering. It's at the Honolulu Mazda dealership and there technicians reprogrammed a remanufactured PCM/ECU I bought and brought to them. I also bought a referbished TCM and ABS .they got the ABS to work but he supposedly can't get the TCM to communicate with the PCM. I think they won't really try because I didn't buy a brand new PCM (900.00) and TCM($740.00) from the dealership. They really don't want to help me it seems like. Do you have all the lines of code so I can show the technician and ask him if he has done all this .Please help .feel free to call me. (808)2184345 thanks.
05-26-2019, 10:35 AM
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So I’m in a similar situation but not entirely. I was wondering if anyone has any input on assisting me.
I recently acquired a 2007 MT. I previously owned a 2005 MT. I’ve got a Cobb to pass emissions mainly as well as some slight tuning. I made sure to unmarry my Cobb from the 2005. Tried to install the Cobb on the 2007. I keep getting an error to turn the car off and on again. I attempted to flash my friends 2006 with the Cobb and it had no issue. I had another friend bring their scan tool to check the OBD is working on my 2007 and it is. I was wondering if for some reason the previous owner had a tune on the car and now I’m sol and unable to flash the Cobb onto the 2007. Is there a way to reflash the ecu to stock so I can marry the Cobb or am I screwed?
I recently acquired a 2007 MT. I previously owned a 2005 MT. I’ve got a Cobb to pass emissions mainly as well as some slight tuning. I made sure to unmarry my Cobb from the 2005. Tried to install the Cobb on the 2007. I keep getting an error to turn the car off and on again. I attempted to flash my friends 2006 with the Cobb and it had no issue. I had another friend bring their scan tool to check the OBD is working on my 2007 and it is. I was wondering if for some reason the previous owner had a tune on the car and now I’m sol and unable to flash the Cobb onto the 2007. Is there a way to reflash the ecu to stock so I can marry the Cobb or am I screwed?
05-26-2019, 05:21 PM
#32
https://www.growlermotorlabs.com/Home/Contact
05-26-2019, 06:31 PM
#33
Well, the site is still up and they are having a memorial day sale... Maybe ownership has changed, but all the contact numbers are still up. https://www.cobbtuning.com/contact/
08-27-2021, 05:45 AM
#36
when it received it seems that the engine is for series 1 I believe 2006 model
so I started the swap using the R3 ecu everything works fine only the omp not working I tried everything but unfortunately nothing happened
so I think my last option is the link ecu to solve this issue and any other issues that may happen regarding the speedometer and so on
what do you thing is it right to use the link ecu
and if I need a base map can you help in this issue.
08-27-2021, 07:02 AM
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