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  1. duke111

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    Hi! Did anyone change the ECU?
    Do you need to program it???
     
    duke111, Sep 17, 2020
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    Redneck Slim Formula 3 Rossa Subscribed Silver Subscribed

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    Since no one else has responded,I will ask you more information. Are you talking about replacing a damaged (like water-soaked) ECU? About tuning an ECU for more performance in conjunction with intake/exhaust changes? About what happens if you disconnect the battery for an extended period? Provide some context for your questions.
     
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  3. duke111

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    the old ion ecu was damaged in an accident, replaced with a used one.
     
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  4. duke111

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    here is the error on ion ecu
     

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  5. Motob

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    It might need to be programmed, but there is a procedure that you should perform. It is called a proxy alignment, which basically gets all the ECUs in a car synchronized with each other. The dealership can do it, or any independent with a Ferrari specific diagnostic computer (like a Leonardo) should be able to perform the Proxy alignment.

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    Motob, Oct 5, 2020
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