steve's P38 RR
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Have I got an odd BeCM, as most I see for sale have a part number starting with AMR unlike mine that starts YWC, can anyone tell me the difference.
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YWC 112210 BeCM part no.
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Please repeat the question in small Beano sized words that us poor peasants can understand.
Failing that, say it again this time in English.
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i,ve edited it hope this helps you understand, i was in a rush.
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i dont understand it either :whoosh:
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earlier becm had amr numbers but replacement will be later hi spec one(with later number) as will do the same as all earlier ones with one replacement rather than many
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becm body electrical control modual ,most electrical systems are controlled by it and communication between other ecus are done through it
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Thanks for that, so it looks like my 1995 has had a new replacement becm at some point then.
Ah, right, I've got a series so I've got some switches instead. Sometimes I think the KISS principle is the way to go....
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so do i
