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Rover 75 Cont SE 1.8T Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Cheshire
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Auto transmission bad behaviour
My 75 is a facelift 1.8T auto. It's done 57k and has been well looked after.
I bought the car October last year and have found the behaviour of the transmission getting worse since. The symptoms:
The gearbox ECU is located next to the fuseboard behind the glovebox. To obtain the part number from the ECU (there are many different variants) I removed the ECU, disconnecting the multiplug. Once the PN was retrieved, it was reconnected and put back together. The test drive afterwards revealed a transformed car, with the transmission's behaviour improved considerably. Theory proved. Since that time, the ECU is relearning its bad behaviour and the symptoms above are returning. So my question: as it seems my auto ECU is at fault, can they be swapped without being mated to the car? I have obtained another ECU removed from another 2004 1.8T but am reluctant to swap in case I cause some sort of network conflict in the car and render it undriveable. Any comments?
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