Yes you can. Either a NNN000120 or NNN500020 will work. The NNNxxxx30 ECU's are for Auto's so avoid.
You will need access to a Nanocom if you plan to DIY.
Steps are
- load the correct map for ECU and Vehicle
- Configure throttle
- Configure injector codes
- Sync security code with BCU
The Nanocom can save the throttle and injector codes from your old ECU to file, and which you can then load and apply to the new ECU which saves a bit of mucking about. Otherwise check what they are on your current ECU, make a note on paper, then enter manually on the new ECU.


				
				
				
					
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