just thought id take a look inside my l6 ecu and the chip in it has printed on it what looks like

SGS(LOGO) AND NUMBERS

8874IS
M2764A-4F6
PGM 12.5V


PLUS IT HAS A LITTLE WHITE LABEL ON IT WITH THE FOLLOWING WRITTEN ON IT

45
L20
67

come chip experts what is it apart from the obvious

 

up come on wheres all the experts hiding this morning

 

SGS(LOGO) AND NUMBERS
8874IS
M2764A-4F6
PGM 12.5V


These numbers are the chip manufacturers identity and programming voltage type.
The base type common to many semiconductor chip makers is 2764
For your information, this means its a 8 kilobytes (8192) times 8 bits.


45
L20
67


These numbers serve to identify the software within the chip.
The will ONLY have significance to the original mapper/programmer/tuning company.
They do NOT reveal any standard type of information.

However, they do look similar to the original standard non chipped (200 bhp)
cossie program as supplied by Ford.
It is my opinion 90% that this is a standard car !!!

The white label is placed over the chip window to prevent sunlight from
erasing the data inside.

 

niceone secs you are correct about the car being standard it only had a stainless apart from that standard big respect for your help matey

 

No probs