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12-29-2005, 07:20 AM
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APR could not do it because of the immobilzer. A special Audi SKC code is needed
Dealers aren't too keen on doing ECU swaps for people, so I don't know if you will find a dealer to do it for you.
12-29-2005, 08:58 AM
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No it would not work....m...
The ECU has trans code in it, being from an auto, and so with so many features missing from the manual, you'll get all sorts of error codes.
In fact, you can probably start the engine (once the anti-theft was matched), but not much else.
If it was my car, I wouldn't even attempt this.
FWIW: I'm an ECU design manager with ten years experience in powertrain module design.
In fact, you can probably start the engine (once the anti-theft was matched), but not much else.
If it was my car, I wouldn't even attempt this.
FWIW: I'm an ECU design manager with ten years experience in powertrain module design.
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