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installing p12 ECU

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    installing p12 ECU

    im gonna try to install my p12 on a AT.. which way is the most easiest to take out the stock ECU?
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    Pull back the carpet on the passenger side and undo the bolts holding on the metal cover then unbolt the ecu, unplug the old ecu. Its pretty easy. The clips can be tricky though just wiggle and pull while pushing down the button.

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      Welcome to the big kids section. At this point in your journey on cb7tuner.com, you should have been able to use the search function and known to use the search function instead of creating another thread on how to install an ECU.
      I found this simply by searching for "p12 diy". (Because I knew it was there - it had to be there, dozens of people have surely asked how to switch out the p12 before. Probably hundreds have asked about ECU swapping, so there MUST have been a DIY. )http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=108701

      Just a little friendly sarcasm to help you out. It's a good article on doing the ECU swap

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