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Hello! What are the differences between these 2 ECU, both with 2 plugs and both for early 7A engine? 893906266B and 893906266
In the beginning there was 893906266. 266 was dropped in favour of 893906266B on 31/12/1988. 893906266B in turn was dropped in favour of 893906266BA on 15/12/1990. All of these were 7A ECUs.
90 Quattro 20V L5-2309cc 2.3L DOHC (7A) (1990) > Audi Workshop Service and Repair Manuals > Relays and Modules | Relays and Modules - Powertrain Management | Relays and Modules - Computers and Control Systems | Engine Control Module | Component Information | Technical Service Bulletins | All Technical Service Bulletins for Engine Control Module: | 249102
Subject: Engine - Minor Load Slap In Drive Line Occurs When
Changing From Deceleration To Acceleration While Driving
Model(s): Coupe Quattro, 90 Quattro
M.Y. 1990
Condition: Deceleration fuel shut-off remains momentarily activated during acceleration.
Production: Introduction of improved ECU software for MPI engine management system. ECU P/N 893 906 266D
As of: April 1990
VIN: 8A_LA208061 ; 8B_LA13615
Service: A) For vehicles produced after the above
date/VIN, the new style ECU (893 906 266D) should be used.
B) For vehicles produced before the above
date/VIN, replace ECU 893 906 266B with P/N 893 906 266BA (ECU has improved software to correct shortcoming)
Allegedly, the later 7A ECUs were tuned for more horsepower. This was done to compensate for the switch to a cast iron exhaust manifold from the tubular exhaust manifold found on the early 7A powered Coupes. I put a tubular exhaust on my Coupe & it did seem to wake it up a bit. Sounded better for certain.
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