jackaroo delco ecu
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Dazza92VP
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jackaroo delco ecu
hey guys just wondering a mate of mine is going to give me a 2000 model jackaroo v6 ecu and harness and was wondering if there is any point of grabbing some data off of it as i have access to the isuzu tech2 gear i think the diesel uses the same ecu from memory as well. but the ecus have COP capability which i know a few guys would like so i was wondering if there is any interest in getting some data off of them? would be interesting to have a play possibly with the diesel version and see what is possible.
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VL400
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Re: jackaroo delco ecu
Had a brief look at these a few years back but never got very far with them. The memcal looking thing is the knock filter, flash memory is 29F010. They are OBD2, or at least partially, and I heard there is still some ALDL. It can also run an electronic trans...
And the bin from it..
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Dazza92VP
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Re: jackaroo delco ecu
So not as simple as the 424 or 808 then just thought it would make a good unit for conversions as well if anyone could work the old pcmhacking magic on it as long as we got some base also commands from tech2 going
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VL400
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Re: jackaroo delco ecu
The biggest time killer is not having anything to get started with, if you get some tech-2 logs things like making an ADX is much simpler.
The bin being 128k is also a harder to disassemble and work with.
The bin being 128k is also a harder to disassemble and work with.