97-98 5-speed se ECU

KRRZ350 · 2009-09-08 11:41:19

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09-08-2009 | 04:41 AM

KRRZ350

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97-98 5-speed se ECU

$45 shipped, paypal is Kevgoods@hotmail.com

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09-10-2009 | 11:38 AM

jovani4183

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I got a 99 maxima. would it matter at all? If not I'll take that off your hands

09-10-2009 | 11:39 AM

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I got a 99 maxima. would it matter at all? If not I'll take that off your hands

This will not work on a 99 Maxima.

Is this Fed or Cali Spec?

09-10-2009 | 11:44 AM

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Not cali spec but Im limited to 120 mph. Its five speed and digital odometer. So Im lucked out? I thought I can down grade to a 97 and cut that pink with blue stripe line to fix the governor.

09-10-2009 | 06:41 PM

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Not cali spec but Im limited to 120 mph. Its five speed and digital odometer. So Im lucked out? I thought I can down grade to a 97 and cut that pink with blue stripe line to fix the governor.

You can do that to avoid the speed-limiter, but it will cause a CEL.

In order to use this ecu in your '99 you will need to swap a pin or to for the cps sensors, as well as some egr pins IIRC. There is info out there on converting to a non-immobilized ecu in your '99 as it's been done before.