i need help i want megasquirt my 4efte in some months this is a new option plug and play! just the pins are not the same but it can be adjusted.. what do you think!?
http://www.diyautotune.com/diypnp/models.html
y estos los modelos q podrian servir pero aun asi los pines no son iguales
DIYPNP N76 (Nippon Denso Style 76 pin)
http://www.diyautotune.com/catalog/diypnp-nippon-denso-76pin-unassembled-kit-p-384.html
Toyota ECUs that work with this model are typically marked "26T-16T-12T-22T," often with one or more of these numbers omitted, along the lower edge of the ECU identification sticker. Note that the pins in the 12 pin connector must be aligned with the pins in the 16 pin connector, or in the lower rows on the 22 or 26 pin connector. We've recently learned of a different Toyota connector where the 12 pin connector contains wider pins that sit higher up; the DIYPNPN76-K is not compatible with this style connector. We're weeded out the applications suspected of using this connector; as we check up on them, some may be put back on the list.
Note that some models above had computer controlled automatic transmissions - if this is the case for your car, the DIYPNP will not be able to control the transmission beyond control of a basic lock up torque converter. If you have an automatic transmission, please check before ordering.
DIYPNP N52 (Nippon Denso Style 52 pin)
http://www.diyautotune.com/catalog/diypnp-nippon-denso-52pin-unassembled-kit-p-390.html
http://www.diyautotune.com/diypnp/models.html
y estos los modelos q podrian servir pero aun asi los pines no son iguales
DIYPNP N76 (Nippon Denso Style 76 pin)
http://www.diyautotune.com/catalog/diypnp-nippon-denso-76pin-unassembled-kit-p-384.html
Toyota ECUs that work with this model are typically marked "26T-16T-12T-22T," often with one or more of these numbers omitted, along the lower edge of the ECU identification sticker. Note that the pins in the 12 pin connector must be aligned with the pins in the 16 pin connector, or in the lower rows on the 22 or 26 pin connector. We've recently learned of a different Toyota connector where the 12 pin connector contains wider pins that sit higher up; the DIYPNPN76-K is not compatible with this style connector. We're weeded out the applications suspected of using this connector; as we check up on them, some may be put back on the list.
Note that some models above had computer controlled automatic transmissions - if this is the case for your car, the DIYPNP will not be able to control the transmission beyond control of a basic lock up torque converter. If you have an automatic transmission, please check before ordering.
DIYPNP N52 (Nippon Denso Style 52 pin)
http://www.diyautotune.com/catalog/diypnp-nippon-denso-52pin-unassembled-kit-p-390.html
