Flossie
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Found this on endtuning site.
P38A Chip tune, yay or nay
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RangeRoller dt
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Have look before you buy, gonna have to come out?
Can you not switch them over form your mates to be sure that’s what it is?
Can you not switch them over form your mates to be sure that’s what it is?
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I cannot recall if mine were soldered in or not. I thought they were but I only looked in there once and might be mixing it up with another car.
Datatek
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I can tell you that the chips were soldered in on the ECU I sold.
What is more, I have seen chips piggy backed onto the existing chip and also soldered in place.
Flossie
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I might have a look in the future, too much other stuff going on at the moment. I think I read somewhere also that endtuning will fit chips if you go to them for not a lot and they are not a million miles away from me. Solder- they can do it, push fit- I'll do it.
Long term I think I'll source a 24 box first, then chip and see what happens or I won't do anything and just keep thinking
Long term I think I'll source a 24 box first, then chip and see what happens or I won't do anything and just keep thinking
Datatek
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The last option is the bestI might have a look in the future, too much other stuff going on at the moment. I think I read somewhere also that endtuning will fit chips if you go to them for not a lot and they are not a million miles away from me. Solder- they can do it, push fit- I'll do it.
Long term I think I'll source a 24 box first, then chip and see what happens or I won't do anything and just keep thinking
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I might have a look in the future, too much other stuff going on at the moment. I think I read somewhere also that endtuning will fit chips if you go to them for not a lot and they are not a million miles away from me. Solder- they can do it, push fit- I'll do it.
Long term I think I'll source a 24 box first, then chip and see what happens or I won't do anything and just keep thinking
They'll solder a socket in and then the new chip will clip in. Might even give you a copy of your old one so you can switch back to stock easily.
