2000 A4 1.8tq tip MTM chip in a spare ECU for sale!
10-15-2002, 01:03 PM
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2000 A4 1.8tq tip MTM chip in a spare ECU for sale!
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<i>MTM chip in a spare ECU for sale. The MTM chip (187 HP) and spare ECU retail for $1255, I am selling it for $650 plus shipping. The Part # is 4B0-906-018-Q and will only work in a 2000 A4 1.8TQ tiptronic car. </i>
Does anybody drive a 2000 1.8tq tip???????? Wanna chip and ecu cheap????????<ul><li><a href="http://watkinsglen.bverticals.com/audiworld/market/AdDisplay.asp?AdNumber=35129&">http://watkinsglen.bverticals.com/audiworld/market/AdDisplay.asp?AdNumber=35129&</a</li></ul>
<i>MTM chip in a spare ECU for sale. The MTM chip (187 HP) and spare ECU retail for $1255, I am selling it for $650 plus shipping. The Part # is 4B0-906-018-Q and will only work in a 2000 A4 1.8TQ tiptronic car. </i>
Does anybody drive a 2000 1.8tq tip???????? Wanna chip and ecu cheap????????<ul><li><a href="http://watkinsglen.bverticals.com/audiworld/market/AdDisplay.asp?AdNumber=35129&">http://watkinsglen.bverticals.com/audiworld/market/AdDisplay.asp?AdNumber=35129&</a</li></ul>
10-15-2002, 01:16 PM
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you're not gonna like this...
Back when I sold my ECU, I was asking about the same price, but it took me 4 months to find a buyer for it.
When I sold my APR ECU, it took me less than 4 weeks.
There was nothing wrong with the MTM ECU that warranted the perceived difference in demand that I found, but people seem to want the name that is "talked about" the most. *shrug*
If you have a buyer that's interested in the differences between the two, I have posted it numerous times, or you could just forward them to me. I've had each for about 25K miles each, so I could give them a rundown on how the chips compare.
When I sold my APR ECU, it took me less than 4 weeks.
There was nothing wrong with the MTM ECU that warranted the perceived difference in demand that I found, but people seem to want the name that is "talked about" the most. *shrug*
If you have a buyer that's interested in the differences between the two, I have posted it numerous times, or you could just forward them to me. I've had each for about 25K miles each, so I could give them a rundown on how the chips compare.
10-15-2002, 02:08 PM
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Tried it (many times)...doesn't work.
That's what I thought when I got the ecu. I have the registered VAG-COM and it will not recode. I have asked Uwe Ross, Hoppen, and even AWE (on RKA's recommendation) and each told me that the 2000 A4 ECUs can't be recoded.
Now, if you know something that I don't (hopefully) please tell me. I am very happy with the performance of the chip, I just can't recode it for 5-speed (CEL is on constantly).
Now, if you know something that I don't (hopefully) please tell me. I am very happy with the performance of the chip, I just can't recode it for 5-speed (CEL is on constantly).
10-15-2002, 02:11 PM
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4 months ACK! Well at least I'm one fourth the way there. ;)
I know what you mean. For some reason I don't get any hits on the MTM. Now, if it were APR or GIAC it probably would have already sold.
Now, if I were only in Europe. It looks like MTM is all the rage there.
Now, if I were only in Europe. It looks like MTM is all the rage there.
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