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I just pulled an ECU out of a 90 Cherokee (doing the upgrade for my 88 MJ) and noticed it doesn’t have the factory sticker on it but one that says it’s a Mopar rebuild from 2002. Is there anything special with these (I heard somewhere that there was a Mopar upgraded ECU at one point?) or is it the same specs as an OEM computer? Thanks!

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This would definitely be some interesting information to know.

The PO must have installed a rebuilt ECU in mine, but it does not say mopar anywhere on it. I think it was done by cardone, or whoever they farm it out to.

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I wonder if it’s an ECU that was returned under a warranty claim, tested and No Trouble Found (NFT). Re-issued and placed back in the marketplace.

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39 minutes ago, eaglescout526 said:

The only upgraded 
ECU is 89-90

There was a performance ECU offered for a short bit.

Would you happen to know the performance ECU part #?

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4 hours ago, TheFerret55 said:

Would you happen to know the performance ECU part #?

Ill have to look in my mopar performance catalog. It’s floating around somewhere on here as well. 

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If that. 

 

If you can find the OEM number on the unit somehow, we could determine the year. 

 

The performance ECU had a P as a prefix FWIW. 

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I installed it last night and I could noticeably tell it was idling better. Haven’t been able to actually drive it yet since I had some other stuff torn apart but I’ll report back today once I drive it. 

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4 hours ago, cruiser54 said:

If that. 

 

If you can find the OEM number on the unit somehow, we could determine the year. 

 

The performance ECU had a P as a prefix FWIW. 

I looked over the case and couldn’t find any other part numbers besides the one sticker on it. Maybe I could find it if I took the case apart? It was a struggle to get it installed so I don’t really want to take it out again for a while haha 

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