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Old Feb 10, 2013 | 07:26 PM
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Originally Posted by creator
If you read what i put karl i did say it was just one of the reasons why somebody wouldnt use it.as you know mate all these features you can have on a weber ecu.also as im sure you know you can get new weber looms and all sensors.And im sure webcon still sell new ecus.granted im not 100% sure if they do and also if they do how much they are.but surley and ecu that has had millions if not multiple millon pound developments is going to be better than a "cheaper" ecu?
You can't have all the features mate, some can be added to a stock ECU but not all and it costs too.
Yes you can get new everything pretty much but again it would cost a fortune so isn't an option really.
It's not going to be better because what may have been top of the line 20 years ago after millions of pounds of development is now readily available for a fraction of the price and with faster, more efficient hardware.... Everything moves on over time.... 8bit to 16bit to 32bit to 64bit processors for example.
Originally Posted by phil_rs
Do you think new ECU's can't develop faults

Why can't you just swap/borrow one to test for a faulty ECU?
lol Anything can develop a fault new or old yes... But generally the older and more used it is the more likely it is to develop a fault.

Have a think about it mate, why wouldn't picking up another second hand Webber ECU and plugging it in not tell you if yours was at fault?.... Even a known working one from a running car.

Last edited by Karlos G; Feb 10, 2013 at 07:34 PM.
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