Omega Owners Forum
Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Spearmint on 31 August 2009, 16:32:08
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Just making sure that I have the right chip in my possession.
Numbers off of the side of the ECU are:
2247368 205
#965.03# 078
#28RTD959#
#6923.09421#
Chip just has:
OPEL-MOTORSPORT
X25DT
PHASE-3 170HP
Chip came with the car in the envelope it was sent in from a:
<Admin edit: Name removed> in Lithuania.
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did you order the chip from him and quote all those numbers at the time the order was placed?
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Nope, chip came with the car in an envelope last year when I purchased it second hand. Previous owner was going to fit but then heard all about the AR25 woes. As I've just completed the AR35 upgrade this is next on my list. :)
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I hope you have an AR35 gearbox otherwise if you chip the car, it will shred the standard AR25 very quickly
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I hope you have an AR35 gearbox otherwise if you chip the car, it will shred the standard AR25 very quickly
A task just accomplished as per my last post! :D
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Hi, let us know how you get on with it, I've got a 2.5td (unchipped at mo). :y
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4 different, incompatible ecus.
So 1 in 4 chance.
The label on that chip you have means diddly.
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Just making sure that I have the right chip in my possession.
Numbers off of the side of the ECU are:
2247368 205
#965.03# 078
#28RTD959#
#6923.09421#
Chip just has:
OPEL-MOTORSPORT
X25DT
PHASE-3 170HP
Chip came with the car in the envelope it was sent in from a:
<Admin edit: Name removed> in Lithuania.
Oh Dear another chip from Lithuania off E-Bay
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Just making sure that I have the right chip in my possession.
Numbers off of the side of the ECU are:
2247368 205
#965.03# 078
#28RTD959#
#6923.09421#
Chip just has:
OPEL-MOTORSPORT
X25DT
PHASE-3 170HP
Chip came with the car in the envelope it was sent in from a:
<Admin edit: Name removed> in Lithuania.
Personally, I'd be sending a 'PM' to Omegatoy or TheBoy with this information in the first instance.
The quoted rating of 170 BHP seems a little high, as this engine was rated at 143 BHP in the BMW 325/525, with the later cars rated at 163 BHP, but this latter unit has the 'common rail' injection system. The chips as supplied to OOF tractor-owners (cost around 70 quid), are 'Plus 5' so it's fair to assume a revised engine output of 148 BHP - which adequately transforms the 2.5TD Omega.
It's your choice, though I'd be inclined to shell out 70 bucks, and know what I'm getting!
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I know that the Ebizzle is the worst place for Aftermarket parts when it comes to Skylines so I take it the same rings true for Vauxhalls etc?
Have these chips from Lithuania really got a bad name? Any feedback from anyone with one of these chips?
I can't afford to shell out on rebuilding another engine so I may just file this chip in the B1N.
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Have these chips from Lithuania really got a bad name?
Ask yourself this...
Just what has a two bob eastern eurpean country ever achieved (apart from exporting it's crap here)?
When you've answered that, you'll know what your chip is worth.
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Have these chips from Lithuania really got a bad name?
Ask yourself this...
Just what has a two bob eastern eurpean country ever achieved (apart from exporting it's crap here)?
When you've answered that, you'll know what your chip is worth.
My sentiments exactly .........
At least with our supplier, there's many a happy tractor-owner - moi included ...... !
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Next question is wrt 'ESD wrist straps'.
Most of the ones I have seen use a croc clip for clipping to any grounded source. So does that include pipework etc which is earthed around the house?
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Or something with a metal case that is earthed when plugged into an electrical socket (kettle, toaster).
In the weather we have been having down here recently the chances of creating a big enough static charge to damage anything are pretty much zero.
Touch something metal to discharge yourself before you start, don't fidget and there is very little chance of any problem.
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If I was you I would just whack it in and give it a shot. The first chip I got from Terry was the wrong one - when I put it in the ECU the car was idling at 2500rpm!
Got hold of a new on and shoved it in - worked a treat. :y
What the chuff is a "ESD wrist strap" anyway? :-/
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If I was you I would just whack it in and give it a shot. The first chip I got from Terry was the wrong one - when I put it in the ECU the car was idling at 2500rpm!
Got hold of a new on and shoved it in - worked a treat. :y
What the chuff is a "ESD wrist strap" anyway? :-/
electrostatic discharge
providing you, the bench and the electronics are all connected (to earth) then it reduces any chance of static damage to the electronics :y
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ESD is a fairly serious issue for most electronics (Damage will USUALLY always be caused if protection not taken), though the stuff used in Omega ECUs is pretty robust.
Always worth having a wrist strap around, as it significantly reduces change of damage, and you never know when you'll need one, eg taking sides off computers etc
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Do you think it would have helped her ::)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KK48hQ78Kk
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Chip now installed. :y
It's a changed car, so much more nifty around town and on the open roads the fuel consumption is pretty impressive @ approx 56mph for 20 miles or so of driving.
Up from 31.2MPG to 40.4MPG! :D
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Chip now installed. :y
It's a changed car, so much more nifty around town and on the open roads the fuel consumption is pretty impressive @ approx 56mph for 20 miles or so of driving.
Up from 31.2MPG to 40.4MPG! :D
Dont believe the mpg on a chipped tractor - it will now over estimate mpg. It will improve mpg though
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Do you think it would have helped her ::)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KK48hQ78Kk
Blimey Pete, She was lucky me thinks :o.
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Chip now installed. :y
It's a changed car, so much more nifty around town and on the open roads the fuel consumption is pretty impressive @ approx 56mph for 20 miles or so of driving.
Up from 31.2MPG to 40.4MPG! :D
Dont believe the mpg on a chipped tractor - it will now over estimate mpg. It will improve mpg though
Oh yeah, I'll not take it as gospal. Just for the drivability alone it's well worth the time taken to do. Even if a tank lasts me about 500 miles instead of the 450 then happy days as far as I'm concerned. :)