Subject	Get the manufacturer number from the decal on the ECU.
Posted by	DVDBURN (MD) on July 24, 2010 at 6:05 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Is your car a Fed or Ca car? posted by SAP284 on July 24, 2010 at 05:50 PM
Message	Go to the website below and find the number in the list. Look in the Reg column. If the letter is an F then it's a fed ECU. If the letter is a C then it's a Cali ECU. Because of where you're located (according to your profile) it will most likely be a fed ECU. But it could be either if the ECU has been replaced before. [ http://jimwolftechnology.com/wolfpdf/ECU-ID.PDF ] www.mytwinturbo.com Nissan Data Voice - The first Nissan diagnostic software with a voice! Download my Nissan 300ZX Vin/Model Lookup. Watch an ECZA meet caravan!
Follow Ups	300zx ecu? - SAP284 16:41:25 07/24/10 Generally ---CA cars have an extra sensor that the rest - jzack 17:37:19 07/24/10 Is your car a Fed or Ca car? (n/m) - SactoTodd 17:43:24 07/24/10 Re: Is your car a Fed or Ca car? - SAP284 17:50:30 07/24/10 Get the manufacturer number from the decal on the ECU. - DVDBURN (MD) 18:05:44 07/24/10 If you don't live in CA I believe it no longer matters - CoHPhasor 18:27:50 07/24/10 A Ca ECU in a Fed car with throw the CEL. - SactoTodd 19:54:57 07/24/10 I always assumed the tunes were different b/c of Cali's 91 (n/m) - Evan(CA) 20:06:26 07/24/10 Right, but you can bypass it with a resistor to stop the CEL - CoHPhasor 04:18:28 07/25/10 SactoTodd is aware of that. - DVDBURN (MD) 07:13:24 07/25/10 WoW. Been a long weekend, thought he *had a CA ECU - CoHPhasor 09:04:10 07/25/10
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