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D-jet ECU part numbers 140-160

posted by  justin on  Thu Nov 6 06:33 CST 2003
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See, this is where things get wierd. I have an ipd adjutable brain with the 001 009 part number. This says it should be a 160 ECU, but ipd says they never made an adjustable unit for a 160. I had this in my 122 for a year before realizing the number. Ran OK, but would idle low and stall if I didn't tap the gas after 20-30 minutes of driving. So now I have another ECU in there while I try to resolve the whole part number issue. Saw that auction and went back to the Bosch web page and was just as confused as ever...

What other sites are you getting part numbers off of? As I mentioned, I don't have the p/n for a '71 142E ECU.
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Justin 66 122E, 71 145S
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