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    replacement TD5 ECU recode?

    Just pulled the trigger on a replacement TD5 for the 130 - pretty sure the 550,000km engine in it now has a cracked head.

    My question for the experts: whats the process for 'recoding' the ECU for the new engine? I've just ordered a nanocom but haven't used one before (don't bother with an i930 BTW, waste of time for a TD5 no matter what they tell you).

    Cheers,

    Adam

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    I am pretty sure there is no "recoding" required.
    The ECU does not know the engine number or anything. The engine is dumb.
    It should start right up with a new engine.
    Regards PhilipA

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    my understanding is you need to tell the ECU the new injector serial numbers?

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    Quote Originally Posted by akelly View Post
    my understanding is you need to tell the ECU the new injector serial numbers?
    correct but it wont stop it from starting
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    Quote Originally Posted by DazzaTD5 View Post
    correct but it wont stop it from starting
    ok, but I assume this still needs to be done?

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    Quote Originally Posted by akelly View Post
    ok, but I assume this still needs to be done?
    Yep, there are codes printed on top of the injectors, if you use new injectors( I.E. not the originals) you'll need to change these in the ECU.

    You will need the TD5 engine unlock code for the nanocom, which I'm assuming you would have bought with it.

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    yep, got the TD5 code with the nanocom. Is there a tutorial or something I can read/watch about how to do this? Am I overthinking it, is it so obvious no instructions are required?

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    Quote Originally Posted by akelly View Post
    yep, got the TD5 code with the nanocom. Is there a tutorial or something I can read/watch about how to do this? Am I overthinking it, is it so obvious no instructions are required?
    It's not hard, there's possibly a tutorial on the BBS website but it may be in the restricted area, I.E. you need log in details.

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    Quote Originally Posted by akelly View Post
    ok, but I assume this still needs to be done?
    at some point yes. I would not be stressing over this, you have bigger fish to fry, get it up and running first.
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    This is what the screen looks like ... you simply adjust the codes for each of the 5 injectors, and then on the next screen there is a button to "Write settings".

    From memory there is also another method where you can save the codes to a file, and then edit the codes in a txt editor, and then upload again.

    Its easy enough to do ... not something to worry about. You'll work it out once you have the nanocom in hand.

    Nanocom.jpg

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