power fc help

Started by xxl225, November 21, 2008, 09:09:17 PM

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xxl225

i think this is better place to put this
 
power fc for a 96 rx7 fd3s 16bit ecu

i have two codes

will these fit??

pfc fd3s 9909-0030
pfc fd3s 6010-0297

also can someone please tell me if 96-2002 the 16bit(three large plugs) ecu\'s where all the same or not??:confused:

fd3s_

If I\'m not mistaken the 16bit are for up to 92-95 models!!! I have to dig and see if I can get any info but I bought a used one of Japan which the seller assured me it would work with my L Reg FD. It started the car but the tuners could never get to program it.
 
Had to get rid of it and get a brand new one from Lindop Motorsport, maybe you can contact them and they can help you with this. I was lucky I didn\'t loose out even though the new one cost extra £200 ..

najiru

Extract from Dale Clark\'s FD RX-7 Power FC FAQ:
 
"PFC FD3Sx 0000-0000
"PFC" is PowerFC, of course. FD3S is for the 3rd generation RX-7 (of course). The "X"
after the FD3S (or lack of the "X") is the key. Here\'s a chart for the FD3S codes:
FD3S - 96-98 RX-7 old version
FD3S2 - 92-95 RX-7 old version
FD3S3 - 99+ RX-7 old version
FD3S4 - 92-95 RX-7 new version
FD3S5 - 96-98 RX-7 new version
FD3S6 - 99+ RX-7 new version
I believe the weirdness with the earlier numbering scheme was due to the PowerFC
coming out while the \'96-98 RX-7 was in production. They made it for the new car first,
then made it for the older car, then made the \'99 version when the new RX-7 came out.
The "0000-0000" is a unit-specific serial number. They\'re all serialized so Apexi can
keep track of them. I\'m not sure if there\'s any further meaning to the serials themselves."

So the two you have quoted are the same standard of unit, an orginal old type for the 96-98 car.

HTH