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just posting up to gauge interest. anybody with a 2001 1.8t interested in swapping a stock ecu + say 275$ for a chipped one?
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Re: anyone interested in a mkiv chip trade?
Check out vortex, there has been a few on there recently. -
Re: anyone interested in a mkiv chip trade?
don't really wanna deal with the downtime of shipping. hopefully someone local wants a chip for a little cheaper!Originally posted by Eurotuner. View Post
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Re: anyone interested in a mkiv chip trade?
Pm me more details plz...James
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Re: anyone interested in a mkiv chip trade?
Pm'd. Can anyone confirm that if I get an ecu from a 2001, I don't have to do an immo defeat? I'll go look around on the vortex maybe.
Apparently its more involved than I previously thought. Still seemingly easy to do, i'm going to read a bit more.Last edited by danosaur; 03-12-2010, 04:50 PM.Comment
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Re: anyone interested in a mkiv chip trade?
Ok, will a third party with a vagcom help me and anybody who wants the chip get this done? I read up, and I can use an ecu from 2002 and below, which is IMMO-2. Then there is a vagcom process to do the immobilizer defeat, and since 2002 and under is IMMO-2, I don't believe the vin should be on it, just the immo #.
Blair, for future reference would you change the title of the thread to "anyone interested in swapping a stock ecu for a chipped one?", that way it'll come up if someone searches, and i'll link to the info on both IMMO-2 and IMMO-3 swaps.
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Re: anyone interested in a mkiv chip trade?
I would be interested seeing as I have a 2001 1.8t however I wouldn't want to deal with the immobilizer at all lol. Also what chip is it? Out of Sylvan Lake btw.Originally posted by danosaur View PostComment
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Re: anyone interested in a mkiv chip trade?
Not entirely sure, but I believe its eurodyne.Originally posted by Shax View PostComment
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