The complete automotive resource for buyers, sellers, and owners like you.
Car, Truck and SUV Forums at Roadfly
+ Bentley Forums
+ BMW Forums
+ Cadillac Forums
+ Chevrolet Forums
+ Ferrari Forums
+ Jaguar Forums
+ Lamborghini Forums
+ Lotus Forums
+ Mercedes-Benz Forums
+ Maserati Forums
+ MINI Forums
+ Porsche Forums
+ General Discussion
+ Marketplace Forums
Re: chip questions (archive)
[ Follow Ups ] [ 6-series (E24) Message Board ] [ Msg. Board FAQ ]
Posted by Pat on January 15, 2000 at 02:03:37:

In Reply to: Re: chip questions posted by Bob on January 14, 2000 at 23:39:10:

: In some catalogs I have seen where they ask you to send in the whole ecu for reprogramming. I'm not too comfortable with that and would just rather add a chip if at all possible. Thanks!
: -------------------------------------------------
: Pre '84 cars have the chip soldered in directly (no socket), so replacement involves unsoldering the old chip and soldering in a new one.

: THAT is why you send your computer.

: Seems this way, if hey screw up your box, it's on them, where if YOU screw it up plugging in a chip, it's YOUR fault.

: Bob

Thanks for the info!

Follow Ups:


[ Follow Ups ] [ 6-series (E24) Message Board ] [ Msg. Board FAQ ]
Questions, comments, or problems, please visit the Roadfly help desk.
Roadfly.com Logo © 1997 - 2009 Jump Internet Inc. All rights reserved.