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Wanted: RS4 ECU and Stage 1 Chip

Post by kiwi_mtm » Tue Jul 06, 2004 6:47 am

I'm looking for a Cheap! 2nd ECU for my RS4.
Preferably with Stage 1 already mapped onboard (MTM would be perfect !), but not necessary.

My current ECU is # 8D0 907 551 Q. So, it will need to be the same.

Why ? Cause i want to be able to swap in and out as needed for warranty reasons.

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Post by borice » Tue Jul 06, 2004 6:57 am

Damn.... if you would've said something a few days ago...
Look what you've missed: http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie ... RK:MEWA:IT

If I see another I'll let you know.

Good luck. BTW, make sure it maches your engine type... ASJ vs AZR.

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Post by kiwi_mtm » Tue Jul 06, 2004 7:13 am

borice wrote:Damn.... if you would've said something a few days ago...
Look what you've missed: http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie ... RK:MEWA:IT

If I see another I'll let you know.

Good luck. BTW, make sure it maches your engine type... ASJ vs AZR.
Arg ! Never Mind.

I notice that was a "F", and mine is a "Q". Anyone know if they are cross compatible ?

I know the RS4 came in ASJ (EU2), and AZR(EU3), is this the Q and F difference ?

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Post by johneroberts » Tue Jul 06, 2004 8:28 am

I have an ECU and a stage 1 Superchips never used, make me a sensible offer.
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Post by kiwi_mtm » Tue Jul 06, 2004 8:34 am

johneroberts wrote:I have an ECU and a stage 1 Superchips never used, make me a sensible offer.
Cheers
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What the ECU's P/N ?

and of course, whats a sensible offer ?

is the Superchip installed ?
(I would actually prefer a more known chip/map)


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PS, i'm moving house 2morrow, so excuse any delays.
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Re: Wanted: RS4 ECU and Stage 1 Chip

Post by Nordschleife » Tue Jul 06, 2004 9:39 am

kiwi_mtm wrote:I'm looking for a Cheap! 2nd ECU for my RS4.
Preferably with Stage 1 already mapped onboard (MTM would be perfect !), but not necessary.

My current ECU is # 8D0 907 551 Q. So, it will need to be the same.

Why ? Cause i want to be able to swap in and out as needed for warranty reasons.

email me: noel@cb.co.nz
Noel

I think you will find the NZ Audi Distributor more than willing to help - the last time I spoke he was also the MTM Distributor, but it wasn't yesterday and it might have changed.

Your reason for wanting another ecu sucks, as your list name is kiwi_mtm you are giving both New Zealand and MTM a bad name. Cheating on warranties is not clever.

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Re: Wanted: RS4 ECU and Stage 1 Chip

Post by kiwi_mtm » Tue Jul 06, 2004 10:37 am

Nordschleife wrote:
kiwi_mtm wrote:I'm looking for a Cheap! 2nd ECU for my RS4.
Preferably with Stage 1 already mapped onboard (MTM would be perfect !), but not necessary.

My current ECU is # 8D0 907 551 Q. So, it will need to be the same.

Why ? Cause i want to be able to swap in and out as needed for warranty reasons.

email me: noel@cb.co.nz
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I think you will find the NZ Audi Distributor more than willing to help - the last time I spoke he was also the MTM Distributor, but it wasn't yesterday and it might have changed.

Your reason for wanting another ecu sucks, as your list name is kiwi_mtm you are giving both New Zealand and MTM a bad name. Cheating on warranties is not clever.
I'm not cheating on any warranty. Thats an unfair statement. I never have. I will use the full use of the warranty though. NZ has no local VAG tuners, i want the ability to troubleshoot my own issues, and i believe its is a good idea to have the ability to rollback any mods. I had my A4 with a MTM Stage 1, and got frustrated with lack of local support. I wont even mention about trying to talk to overseas tuners, they wern't interested either. Thus my approach this time, where i can send it off as needed for remaps. Thats if i go beyound a stage 1 (i dont plan too at this stage, but then again, never say never). I want to maintain my stock ECU as a benchmark that i can return too.

To buy a stage 1 MTM off EMD (NZ's MTM agent), its NZ$8,000! Thats allot of $. In addition, i need to feel comfortable it will work with our fuel, as MTM and others have had trouble here before. I need a reliable car, thus my approach.

I have no idea who the MTM distributor you refer to is.

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Post by Nordschleife » Tue Jul 06, 2004 11:13 am

Noel
its not an unfair statement -

i quote from your first email

"Why ? Cause i want to be able to swap in and out as needed for warranty reasons. "

they are your words, not mine!

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Post by PhilT » Tue Jul 06, 2004 12:16 pm

Isn't the immobiliser going to be an issue? - Revo offer an Immobiliser Defeat service.

Also, why not get a switchable program? - i.e. AmD, APR, Revo, etc....
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Post by kiwi_mtm » Tue Jul 06, 2004 7:17 pm

Nordschleife wrote:Noel
its not an unfair statement -

i quote from your first email

"Why ? Cause i want to be able to swap in and out as needed for warranty reasons. "

they are your words, not mine!
If you wish to extract my true reasons from a snap comment, then so be it. But you might want to think twice before forming an impression, and making harsh personal statements.

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Post by kiwi_mtm » Tue Jul 06, 2004 7:20 pm

PhilT wrote:Isn't the immobiliser going to be an issue? - Revo offer an Immobiliser Defeat service.

Also, why not get a switchable program? - i.e. AmD, APR, Revo, etc....
How do you mean Phil. ?

Will a 2nd ECU not just plug in and go ? or is it Serial Numbered to the Ignition Keys ?

Excuse my technical ignorance.

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Post by PhilT » Tue Jul 06, 2004 8:07 pm

I think the ECU is programmed to the dash.... Not a matter of plug and play AFAIK. In fact Revo built a second ECU for testing on Andy's car, and that was only possible after the immobiliser defeat.
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Post by sitas3 » Tue Jul 06, 2004 8:27 pm

I think the ECU is programmed to the dash.... Not a matter of plug and play AFAIK.
Phil's right in that it is linked to the car's dash. Tuners can now get around this as suggested.
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Post by Nordschleife » Tue Jul 06, 2004 8:38 pm

Noel

We know what your TRUE reasons are, you stated them at the outset.

Seeing as you are in a business that issues warranties, your cavalier attitude to cheating on warranty issues becomes a matter of legitimate interest.

Furthermore, your statement "you might want to think twice before forming an impression" is open to a variety of interpretations.

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Post by kiwi_mtm » Wed Jul 07, 2004 8:16 am

Nordschleife wrote:Noel

We know what your TRUE reasons are, you stated them at the outset.

Seeing as you are in a business that issues warranties, your cavalier attitude to cheating on warranty issues becomes a matter of legitimate interest.

Furthermore, your statement "you might want to think twice before forming an impression" is open to a variety of interpretations.
Quite franky mate, i take offence to your statements. You attempt to challenge my integrity, something i hold as very important. You no nothing of me. For the sake of the goodwill on this site, i'll exit the conversation now, before i really get wound up.

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