Eprom socket for 14CUX
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Eprom socket for 14CUX
Hello,
No idea of the reference of the eprom socket used in some 14CUX ECU, and where I can find it.
I have an Land Rover ECU and it doesn't have the eprom socket like TVR ECU.
Cheers.
Dimitri
No idea of the reference of the eprom socket used in some 14CUX ECU, and where I can find it.
I have an Land Rover ECU and it doesn't have the eprom socket like TVR ECU.
Cheers.
Dimitri
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OK, that's not a standard socket so I'm a bit confused.
That EPROM has the same physical size as the socket, so it would fit directly into the board. But that socket is actually a small PCB itself, so I am guessing it switches some of the connections around.......... meaning that the EPROM isn't the same part as the original part.
Chris
That EPROM has the same physical size as the socket, so it would fit directly into the board. But that socket is actually a small PCB itself, so I am guessing it switches some of the connections around.......... meaning that the EPROM isn't the same part as the original part.
Chris
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R/R L405 4.4 SDV8
I found this socket on ebay. I think it is the same but not sure : http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... :IT&ih=018
I don't know if really sockets contain decode logic as they say in their advertising TVR ecu have already the good scoket :
There are two families of Lucas 14CUX ECUs. Before you place your order we need to check which type you have, so please contact us first. All original TVR supplied ECUs have "plug-in" chips, with the appropriate socket fitted. If the ECU is not original (e.g. replaced by a Land Rover standard version to fix a fault) then it may not have a socket, so in this case it will be necessary to have a socket fitted to receive the new chip.
There are two families of Lucas 14CUX ECUs. Before you place your order we need to check which type you have, so please contact us first. All original TVR supplied ECUs have "plug-in" chips, with the appropriate socket fitted. If the ECU is not original (e.g. replaced by a Land Rover standard version to fix a fault) then it may not have a socket, so in this case it will be necessary to have a socket fitted to receive the new chip.
Are you after a 14CUX fitted with Mark Adams Tornado chip then PM me as mine is for sale complete with larger 20AFM Air Meter.
If your buying a complete kit then it will come as 2 parts as seen in the picture but you will need to check your ecu to see if it is already fitted with a socket.
What looks like a socket in the picture is more than that, if you could see the other side it would become clear.
If your buying a complete kit then it will come as 2 parts as seen in the picture but you will need to check your ecu to see if it is already fitted with a socket.
What looks like a socket in the picture is more than that, if you could see the other side it would become clear.
It wouldn't be the same. This socket on eBay is what I was expecting, and they are dirt cheap.Wotland wrote:I found this socket on ebay. I think it is the same but not sure : http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... :IT&ih=018
The socket with the green board has as a minimum some wiring alterations between eprom and the pins. It might also have some circuitry on the bottom that we can't see.
Chris.
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Series IIA 4.6 V8
R/R P38 4.6 V8
R/R L405 4.4 SDV8
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R/R P38 4.6 V8
R/R L405 4.4 SDV8
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I have long suspected that the blank chip and carrier were cheap £5.00!!
so a more than healthy profit for Mr Adams, £400.00 for burning a chip once youv'e done the R+D.
Interesting that RPI are undercutting Mark Adams prices but still dear at £350.00 compared with other chip suppliers for other vehicles especially as you can get a complete MS fully built with a base map for £300.00
Kevin.
so a more than healthy profit for Mr Adams, £400.00 for burning a chip once youv'e done the R+D.
Interesting that RPI are undercutting Mark Adams prices but still dear at £350.00 compared with other chip suppliers for other vehicles especially as you can get a complete MS fully built with a base map for £300.00
Kevin.
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