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  1. 18th April 2009, 08:02 PM #1
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    Question TD5 chip opinions

    Can I have some up to date opinions on chips for a 2000 model disco td5 (non flash programable)?
    Is this suitable?

    Land Rover TD5 Chip Tune Remap - Discovery - Defender - eBay Chips, Performance Tuning Parts, Car Tuning Styling, Cars, Parts Vehicles. (end time 24-Apr-09 23:54:43 AEST)

    Interests me...

    Thanks for all input!

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  2. 18th April 2009, 10:05 PM #2
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    i wouldnt recomend it, the soldering part, it would be quite a task for an ''at home job. there are alot of pins to de soilder and alot to re soilder without putting to much heat into the board.

    try tombie2.
    ide be looking for a flashable ecu, that way you can flash your own/3rd party maps onto it your self.

    cheers phil
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    Quote Originally Posted by discowhite View Post
    i wouldnt recomend it, the soldering part, it would be quite a task for an ''at home job. there are alot of pins to de soilder and alot to re soilder without putting to much heat into the board.

    try tombie2.
    ide be looking for a flashable ecu, that way you can flash your own/3rd party maps onto it your self.

    cheers phil
    any idea on the price of a flashable ecu?? i'm looking to go down this road myself.
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    try tombie2 or BAS. someone somewhere mentioned that they were supplying flashable ecu, with the flash for under a grand. if i remember correctly.


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    Quote Originally Posted by TREX View Post
    any idea on the price of a flashable ecu?? i'm looking to go down this road myself.
    Tombie2 can supply flashable Ecu's for $850.00 with the upgrade. Limited qtys.
    Based on trade-in of your non-flash version.
    Or no-trade for $990.00.

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  6. 20th April 2009, 06:35 PM #6
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    Cool Chipped ECU

    I have a chipped ECU which I had put into my TD5 D2, by Triumph, Rover Spares in Lonsdale SA. I no longer have the rest of the TD5. Ready to run.
    Yours for $500 plus postage.
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    Quote Originally Posted by WNE Me View Post
    I have a chipped ECU which I had put into my TD5 D2, by Triumph, Rover Spares in Lonsdale SA. I no longer have the rest of the TD5. Ready to run.
    Yours for $500 plus postage.
    Flashable or non-flashable ECU
    Cheers Baz.

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  8. 20th April 2009, 08:09 PM #8
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    I had my 2001 TD5 ECU chiped with the auto logic UK program. General overall improvement and am getting better overall economey. I know a number of defenders that speak highly of the SA upgrade.
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  9. 25th April 2009, 05:21 PM #9
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    Im Interested

    Quote Originally Posted by WNE Me View Post
    I have a chipped ECU which I had put into my TD5 D2, by Triumph, Rover Spares in Lonsdale SA. I no longer have the rest of the TD5. Ready to run.
    Yours for $500 plus postage.
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