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I supported Toymods
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Toyota ECUs
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Sun, 19 May 2002 14:55
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Hi guys,
Had a quick look at a few Toyota computers today.
By the looks of it, 5M-E/5M-GE uses the Intel 8051 Microcontroller with either the ROM (read-only memory that stores the program code which runs the ECU) built into the same packaging. i.e. as one physical chip (which is most likely and thats what I heard somewhere).
However, the 7M-GTE looks like the ROM is on a seperate chip, which is rather interesting since I could hook up a ROM emulator to the board and figure out where the ignition maps are as well as what the program code looks like. This opens interesting possibilities in terms of modifications without the need of aftermarket programmable engine management. (Yes, it is possible to figure out where the ignition maps are and yes, it is possible to figure out how the ECU program works by looking at the contents of the ROM 
Has anyone had any experience playing with ECUs? Does someone have a spare (working) 7M-GTE computer I can play with along with the wiring information?
Cheers
Nishad
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Re: Toyota ECUs
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Sun, 19 May 2002 18:41
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HI Nishad,
There's an FAQ for the 8051 here, and you can get a free compiler at this place. Is the CPU in the Toyota ECU made by Intel or someone else - it seems that it was made by a lot of different manufacturers, each with different features.
rgrds
sam
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I supported Toymods
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Re: Toyota ECUs
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Mon, 20 May 2002 07:45
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hehehe intel inside..
i noticed when i cracked open my nokia 6110.. it had an intel chip inside.. intel is trying to take over the world! 
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