eprom carrier eliminator

[Edward J. Malkiewicz]

> The solution is a small adapter PCB that would be soldered to the ECM in 
> place of the RN carrier base and you can then plug the eprom into a eprom 
> socket.


   I have had a similar setup on my GN for about a year. I took an ECU 
to a technician friend
and had him install a ZIF socket. I can now change chips at a stop light 
if I like. I don't have
to worry about carriers any more. The whole thing cost about $50.

       Ed

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Every Day In Every Way,
I Love My Bandit More And More

Bandit 1200 10.64 @130 Head FINALLY off
1987 GN 127,000 Miles 12.99 ET 105.69 MPH

Edward J. Malkiewicz
Las Vegas, Nevada
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