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hi i have purchased a chipped and playd with ecu from an rb20det laurel

the car it was goin into is an rb20det from an r32!!!

this is where i came into problems!!

the pinouts form the ecuare different.....

the car would just turnover but not start

then we noticed that the fuel pump wasnt turning on...thats when we assumed that the pinouts form the ecu must be different fro the lauerel to the r32

can anyone help please??

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I have run a stock R32 ECU and a Power FC in a Cefiro with no problems at all. Therefore I believe it a safe assumption that the pin outs would be no different. Maybe the unit is just faulty.

Is your problem sorted out?

Hmm, unless it's aftermarket, should you be able to hear the fuel pump running???...

Also, checked battery? Voltage, does all of the instrumentation turn on? maybe not suppying the correct power and pinouts etc? www.rb20det.com has a pinout diagram for an R32... if you don't have on already that is :)

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