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Henry Yorke

2.0 Turbo Ecu Number's

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Henry Yorke

http://www.atpelectronics.co.uk/Catalogue/citroen.htm

Also on here http://www.atpelectronics.co.uk/Catalogue/peugeot.htm

 

XM Turbo 2 litre 93 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 219

XM Turbo 2 litre 94 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 803

XM Turbo 2 litre 95 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 808

 

ZX 2 litre 16 Valve 93 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 218

ZX 2 litre 16 Valve 96 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 204 062

 

Evasion/Synergie Turbo 2 litre 94-95 Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 802

 

Xantia 2 litre 16 Valve 93 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 218

Xantia Turbo 2 litre 95 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 809

Xantia Turbo 2 litre 96 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 813

Xantia Turbo 2 litre 97 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 204 656

 

306 Mi16 2 litre 16 Valve 93 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 218

306 2 litre 16 Valve 96 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 204 062

405 Mi16 2 litre 16 Valve 93 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 218

 

406 Turbo 2 litre 96 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 813

406 Turbo 2 litre 97 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 204 656

 

605 Turbo 2 litre 94 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 803

605 Turbo 2 litre 95 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 808

806 Turbo 2 litre 94-95 Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 802

 

Anyone know what the difference is between them? Is it to do with the immobiliser in the ECU?

Will they all just plug and play, assuming they are not locked?

 

Mine is early XM ending 219 and I am looking for a spare to get chipped. Do i necessarily need the same ECU number obviously this would be ideal, but is it essential?

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Henry Yorke

To put this in another order:

 

0 261 200 218 ZX 2 litre 16 Valve 93 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 218

0 261 200 218 Xantia 2 litre 16 Valve 93 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 218

0 261 200 218 306 Mi16 2 litre 16 Valve 93 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 218

0 261 200 218 405 Mi16 2 litre 16 Valve 93 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 218

 

0 261 200 219 XM Turbo 2 litre 93 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 219

 

0 261 200 802 Evasion/Synergie Turbo 2 litre 94-95 Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 802

0 261 200 802 806 Turbo 2 litre 94-95 Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 802

 

0 261 200 803 XM Turbo 2 litre 94 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 803

0 261 200 803 605 Turbo 2 litre 94 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 803

 

0 261 200 808 XM Turbo 2 litre 95 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 808

0 261 200 808 605 Turbo 2 litre 95 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 808

 

0 261 200 809 Xantia Turbo 2 litre 95 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 809

 

0 261 200 813 Xantia Turbo 2 litre 96 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 813

0 261 200 813 406 Turbo 2 litre 96 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 200 813

 

0 261 204 062 ZX 2 litre 16 Valve 96 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 204 062

0 261 204 062 306 2 litre 16 Valve 96 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 204 062

 

0 261 204 656 Xantia Turbo 2 litre 97 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 204 656

0 261 204 656 406 Turbo 2 litre 97 on Bosch Motronic MP3.2 0 261 204 656

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jimbean
Anyone know what the difference is between them? Is it to do with the immobiliser in the ECU?

Will they all just plug and play, assuming they are not locked?

 

Mine is early XM ending 219 and I am looking for a spare to get chipped. Do i necessarily need the same ECU number obviously this would be ideal, but is it essential?

 

 

there may be a few variations but they all are the 3.2 turbo unit

 

obviosly appart from the 3.2 16v stuff which will not be any use for the turbo engine

 

... some will have no key pad..... some key pad...and later ones transponder....

 

as long as you use a 3.2 turbo ecu it will be fine for your engine

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sonofsam

Henry, how much more boost can you run safely on your XU9 hybrid? I would talk to the person chipping

it as regards what ECU to use personally.

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Guest Michael MRK

i'm sorry mates, but i don't understand somethings here, wat key pad u guys talkin about ??? and what is XU9 Hybrid ??? :(

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sonofsam

The keypad that some of the 406/xm's use to immobilise the ECU via a code entered into the keypad.

 

Henry is running an XU9 engine with XU10 Turbo manifold/management, so I refered to it as a hybrid.

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Henry Yorke

I know that previously, we tested the ecu in an S16 to see if it was locked or not, when it wouldn't start and it worked in that. The S16's also use the MAP sensor. I spoke to The Derv Doctor (Galv) yesterday and he said that they all were just about the same and when you chip them, you are changing the map anyway, so in theory any Motronic 3.2 should fit.

 

Currently running standard boost with the boost control solenoid on which is about 0.7 bar, though i think this has a slight over boost in it and 0.5 bar is the standard. However I got my paws on a bleedvalve the other day but I think I will start this in another thread as this one would be good for a reference one for future turboers (if we get an definitive answer!!)

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tom_m

my engine came out of a phase 1 xm henry, so i'd say its a fair bet its a 219 ecu (can't check at the moment its at the unit)

 

you're welcome to it if it is :o

 

ps. bleed valves melt pistons, be careful boss :)

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Henry Yorke

No further thoughts anyone?

 

I have found another 219 ecu as well, this has no immobiliser either :D

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pugrallye

will find that part numbers change to iron out running issues during the production of the engine. Peugeot and citroen were well known for always bringing out ECU flash updates to try and cure problems. Ocassionally, software wouldnt fix it, so there is your hardware upgrade, and you will find not all year & model will be on the same ECU, unless there was a global factory recall

Also there will be various immobilisers, keypads, chip keys etc, which would necessitate updated ECU

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