Disc300Series
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Does anyone know which socket in the ECU I would plug a Chip Upgrade into for a DHSE or DT?
ECU Chip Upgrade..help
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to be honist - no - but according to this.....
GEMS upgrades (at our end only) are actually quite complex. The ECU has two chips which are both in sockets, in addition the ECU is also keyed to the vehicle it belongs to (Body Computer BECM). Therefore the upgrade process has to be performed on the vehicle's own ECU. There are no known emission problems with this conversion, indeed you can expect emissions to improve. The only major difference between this and the North American Spec. version is that NAS vehicles have four Lambda sensors, whereas European vehicles only have two. This is no longer a problem for us as changes have been made to our NAS Chipping package to allow for the slight differences caused by this.
and this......
I guess its both.
GEMS upgrades (at our end only) are actually quite complex. The ECU has two chips which are both in sockets, in addition the ECU is also keyed to the vehicle it belongs to (Body Computer BECM). Therefore the upgrade process has to be performed on the vehicle's own ECU. There are no known emission problems with this conversion, indeed you can expect emissions to improve. The only major difference between this and the North American Spec. version is that NAS vehicles have four Lambda sensors, whereas European vehicles only have two. This is no longer a problem for us as changes have been made to our NAS Chipping package to allow for the slight differences caused by this.
and this......
I guess its both.
