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--- corrado:after_market_ecu_on_g60 [2020/07/29 23:20] – [After Market ECU in Corrado G60] admintomi
+++ corrado:after_market_ecu_on_g60 [2024/06/27 22:41] (current) – [Fuel system] admintomi
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-**NOTE I'm not professional, just DIY guy. I don't take any responsibility if you break something based on this article, refer to other sources also.**
+**NOTE I'm not car professional, just DIY guy. I don't take any responsibility if you break something based on this article.**
-G60 (code PG) engine came equipped with Digifant engine management. This is all electornic and can also be reprogrammed with custom chips which can be even found from Ebay (I dont recommend). But same time this ecu also show some age, with only narrow-band oxygen sensor, distributor etc. Since its all digital, convertion to aftermarket ECU is "relatively easy". I have run G60 with Megasquirt and now later making new build based on MaxxEcu. Here are some notes, I'ven taken.
+G60 (code PG) engine came equipped with Digifant engine management. This is all electronic and can also be reprogrammed changing custom chips. There are various chips for various combinations, some might be able to also reprogram it with EEPROM reader. But same time this ECU also show some age, with only narrow-band oxygen sensor, distributor etc. Since its all digital, conversion to aftermarket ECU is "relatively easy". I have run G60 with Megasquirt and now later making new build based on MaxxEcu. Here are some notes, I've taken.
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