Motorola & Philips on Chyrsler

[Kreidl Harald-r42496]

Hello Peter,

the SC-Numbers on the Motorola chips are names for custom specific devices.
The customer do not want that other people know which device is used. Therefore they didn't print the device title.
The SC-Number is the order number to order the chips at Motorola.

Best Regards
Harald

Harald Kreidl
Senior Application Engineer 
Motorola 8 & 16 Bit Microcontroller
Phone: +49 89 92103 352
Mobile: +49 172 9434927
Email: Harald.Kreidl at Motorola.com
Schatzbogen 7, D-81829 Munich, Germany

-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Gargano [mailto:peter at techedge.com.au]
Sent: Dienstag, 23. Oktober 2001 00:17
To: efi332 at diy-efi.org; diy_efi at diy-efi.org
Subject: Motorola & Philips on Chyrsler


I have a MY2000 Jeep Cherokee ECM with a Motorola 128
pin CPU that has designations:

 (M) SC435407MF022
      5143341U02
   (c) 96 CHYRSLER
    3G26CQQDY9921

There's another smaller Philips chip

(Philips) 04827393AA
        3085
        9917S
       TAIWAN

And a further smaller Motorola 80 pin chip

  (M) SC418371MFU4
      5143340U02    
   (c) 96 CHYRSLER
    OE75JSSCR9923

It also has an Intel 28F200 Flash chip, and an ST 4652166
chip that looks very much like some SRAM.

Anyone like to suggest what these chips really are?

The actual ECM has 3 x 32 pin connectors mating to a Black,
a White and a Grey plug. Anyone got some pinouts for them?

Anyone want a JPG of this ECM?

Peter.
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