thought it would need soldering in but all i needed to do was pull old one out and push new one in :hyper: is this what they call piggyback ecu or what :confused:

anyone else just had to push the chip in rather than soldering it

so i have an aggresive chip for sale if interested :D

 

greg

was the socket already in yours then greg

was the socket already in yours then greg

 

yeh :cool: so hopefully the car will run better havent tested it yet

 

 

will when we all meet up tommorow

or it will go bang :p

 

I dont need an aggressive chip, I can drive aggresively without it :D

should run better mate as its a mild chip, set for uk fuel.

surely if it has been socketed it is already runining a after market chip

 

steve

surely if it has been socketed it is already runining a after market chip

 

steve

 

 

yeh like i said it was just to aggresive hence the change

sorry bud mis read that

 

steve

thought it would need soldering in but all i needed to do was pull old one out and push new one in :hyper: is this what they call piggyback ecu or what :confused

 

Nope, that's just how 99% of aftermarket chips are fitted ;) You desolder the original chip, then solder in a socket as it's much easier to solder a socket in than it is to solder a chip in (there's nothing to damage with too much heat in a socket)

 

Piggyback ECU's are something different altogether ;)

Nope, that's just how 99% of aftermarket chips are fitted ;) You desolder the original chip, then solder in a socket as it's much easier to solder a socket in than it is to solder a chip in (there's nothing to damage with too much heat in a socket)

 

Piggyback ECU's are something different altogether ;)

 

 

cheers for that :)

 

sorry bud mis read that

 

steve

 

no probs see you tommorow :)

if all goes well il be there

 

steve