In gasoline engines you won't see a huge difference. It's not worth wasting your time.
Hello i have a Suzuki Swift Gti 1.3 16v 1992 and i want to tune the ecu MT-FED 33920 64b3.
Is there anyone who has a tuned file of this ecu or will help me to tune my orginal file ?
Sorry for my bad english.
Greets Alex from Holland.
Last edited by awautosport; 4th July, 2010 at 07:32 PM.
In gasoline engines you won't see a huge difference. It's not worth wasting your time.
There are very cheap eeproms out there for that ecu. www.Ebay.com has many of the same and even in some Suzuki forums are selling various versions. At www.otherdeal.com have one too. I do not know if any of them are using anti-copy sockets, but since they are cheap and you have the original chip, it would be a matter of buying one and comparing for learning about the changes. Is it an import? since you are in Holland and the car (MT-FED) is an USA specs.
It worth all right if your engine is also tuned.Send the original file, it should be 27c128 or 27c256 eprom.Regards
Hello i have 3 versions of ecu's one F3 MT-FED 33920-64B3 0 chip 27128, one F3 MT-FED 33920-64B3 2 chip 27128 and the last one 1 2 MT-FED 33920-64E1 0 chip 27c256.
In the original files of 64B3 0 and 64B3 2 are a lot of differences.
Best regards
Last edited by awautosport; 1st August, 2010 at 05:28 PM.
Post the original files to see what can be found, as every file is different. You should know that part of the code is inside the Hitachi MCU. That is why you will mostly find parameters, tables and partial codes in the chip. For example, the files start with tables, not code. One good thing is that apparently (someone told me so) there is no need for checksum correction after changes are done.
Regards
I give the ecu codes because spd_tolis says i have tuned files for you and ask me what eprom types i have
can someone help me and give me a tuned file for a suzuki swift 1.3 gti
the ecu is a hitachi 33920-64b5
thanks
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