ECU identification

r31andy · 2017-02-25T09:35:27+0000

ECU identification Hey Guys, I would really appreciate it if anyone could help me out with confirming what ECU's I have here. First ECU (23710 04U12 MEC-R127) I believe it is from a = R32-GTSt RB20DET Auto FR, The first hit on Google confirmed this and it's on a previous thread. Second ECU (23710 2P010 / A18-000 P91) I have NO IDEA what this is from, I have attached pics if it would help, and yes I'm a noob, Thanks guys Noob

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By r31andy,
February 25, 2017 in General Automotive Discussion

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