So what the diff between an EPROM and EEPROM? ( I know the E is electronic erasable)
In relation to tuning a vs ecotec, removing vats?
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EPROM vs EEPROM
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Re: EPROM vs EEPROM
basically if you want to do a one time change and nothing else, ie. remove vats, then an eprom is fine aslong as you have the uv eraser.
if you want to make regular changes to a tune then an eeprom is much less time consuming and is a 2 second job to erase whereas a eprom is 15 odd minutes to erase in a uv eraser.
if you want to make regular changes to a tune then an eeprom is much less time consuming and is a 2 second job to erase whereas a eprom is 15 odd minutes to erase in a uv eraser.
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Re: EPROM vs EEPROM
Ok. So who do I buy the EEPROM and socket off.
Thanx mate
Thanx mate
Re: EPROM vs EEPROM
i have standard replacement memcals here with eeprom.
https://pcmhacking.net/forums/viewtopi ... =14&t=1273
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