looks like its a chip for the ecu. they plug in at the opposite end from the wiring harness plug. if that was in your ecu, the top should have been cut open to expose the section where that plugs in.
no clue what its worth, doesn't look like my sct chip. might be an old school non-adjustable one, in which case i wouldn't use it.
a3m and a9l are different ecu codes. a9l is a good ecu, i think a3m is also a remanufactured code.
no clue what its worth, doesn't look like my sct chip. might be an old school non-adjustable one, in which case i wouldn't use it.
a3m and a9l are different ecu codes. a9l is a good ecu, i think a3m is also a remanufactured code.
It plugs into the J port on the computer. I wouldn't use it, throw it up on Ebay as a Superchips "chip" for a A3M computer and someone will probably buy it.
I'm sure it's nothing more than a timing advance change in the tune, maybe a few little other small things that don't matter much. They could probably tell you some info on their basic tune changes if there is a Superchips place located near ya.
I'm sure it's nothing more than a timing advance change in the tune, maybe a few little other small things that don't matter much. They could probably tell you some info on their basic tune changes if there is a Superchips place located near ya.