View Full Version : What 3S year's/model's ECU is a '96 SOHC Stealth ECU compatible with?
JeremyBlackwell
09-11-2010, 01:39 PM
Hello everyone, I have a 1996 SOHC automatic Stealth and need to replace the ECU. What other years and models ECU will work with this car? I assume both the Stealth and 3000GT ECUs would be the same for 1996 SOHC automatic cars, but is the 97+ SOHC automatic 3000GT ECU the same as the 1996 Stealth? The part number of this ECU is MD319637R, and the E2T number is E2T61374.
Thanks!
brutten
09-11-2010, 04:05 PM
This should help you
http://www.wrenchmonkey.com/Webpages/ECUpartnumbers.html
JeremyBlackwell
09-11-2010, 04:09 PM
Hello, I found that page, but if you will notice my ECU's part number is not listed there! I have one of the odd-ball late year '96 Stealth base model SOHC that had the high-lip rear wing, sunroof, Infinity sound, CD changer, and all options except leather. Odd car...
Jstarr427
09-11-2010, 04:39 PM
find somebody local who has another ECU to test, and go from there... those part numbers don't list any SOHC ECU's that I saw, and there may be more variants than what's listed.
brutten
09-11-2010, 04:39 PM
Basically your ECU is not something I know much about but as it is a Chrysler part . They do still sell then (#MD319637RR) for like $700.
I know the sohc's are not picky so you likely could use the ECU from a 1996 3000GT, Diamante, Stealth, or similar with the same motor and it should work without issue.
Jstarr427
09-11-2010, 04:49 PM
Basically your ECU is not something I know much about but as it is a Chrysler part . They do still sell then (#MD319637RR) for like $700.
I know the sohc's are not picky so you likely could use the ECU from a 1996 3000GT, Diamante, Stealth, or similar with the same motor and it should work without issue.
The only issue with that is 3000gt's from 96 were all DOHC. being a SOHC I know the ECU has 2 less cams, and the ignition system is different. the SOHC uses a distributor vs a wasted spark/coilpacks setup on the DOHC. If anything I think another from any OBD-II SOHC will work. however if you can find an OBD-II SOHC Diamante ECU that will probably work as well.
triggerman454
09-11-2010, 10:04 PM
I took mine to Auto Zone and they sent it to Cardone for rebuild. Been running for a year OK. I got a discount with a price match with an online co that had the same part #. but do not know if the will still work. Paid $220.00 w/ tax.
Jstarr427
09-12-2010, 01:20 PM
I took mine to Auto Zone and they sent it to Cardone for rebuild. Been running for a year OK. I got a discount with a price match with an online co that had the same part #. but do not know if the will still work. Paid $220.00 w/ tax.
That would be an option as well. I don't know if AVpro still rebuilds ECU's but I'm assuming they could do a 2g SOHC ECU just as easily as any other one.
JeremyBlackwell
09-12-2010, 03:15 PM
Who is AVpro? Link? Thanks.
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