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'Cause
Are the ECU's the same for a '74 and '75, are they interchangable?
Mine is a '74 2.0 but I also have a '75 ecu, are they the same?
Mblizzard
See http://members.rennlist.com/pbanders/djetparts.htm and compare the numbers.
Cap'n Krusty
'75/'76 cars run quite a bit leaner. That may be an issue.

The Cap'n
'Cause
Thanks...
ggress
I have a similar question on my '74 2.0.

The P/N on my ECU match those in the table from link. However, there is a three digit number (090) after the part number. Does anybody know what the 090 represents ?

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zambezi
Not to hijack this thread but have a question that might be relevant for others wondering about ECU issues. How can you determine what the ECU number is if there is no longer a sticker?
Bleyseng
QUOTE('Cause @ May 11 2014, 11:31 AM) *

Are the ECU's the same for a '74 and '75, are they interchangable?
Mine is a '74 2.0 but I also have a '75 ecu, are they the same?


My testing of a 74 044 ECU and a 75 052 showed that the 052 ECU runs the AFR a half a point leaner, 13.7 to one vs the 052 14.2 to one. You can use the 052 but you should adjust the MPS to the correct 13.7 to 1 AFR. The 052 has the fuel shutoff when you are coasting til 1800 rpms so you do get better MPG.
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