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09-03-2009, 11:16am
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32920-24F60 suzuki Part #, Denso #112100-0450. Can anybody tell me what year model busa this ECU part number belongs to? I have looked at the USA sites & it doesnt match any or show up on a search. It came from what i was told was a 2002 bike in australia.
Want to buy & try the ECU editor but want to make sure what ECU'S i have. Thanks Leigh
PS, i have 2 the same so some one should have one on a bike.
PPS, just pulled the stator cover, 8 teeth/ notches.
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09-03-2009, 12:42pm
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lee8sec Wrote:32920-24F60 suzuki Part #, Denso #112100-0450. Can anybody tell me what year model busa this ECU part number belongs to? I have looked at the USA sites & it doesnt match any or show up on a search. It came from what i was told was a 2002 bike in australia.
Want to buy & try the ECU editor but want to make sure what ECU'S i have. Thanks Leigh
PS, i have 2 the same so some one should have one on a bike.
PPS, just pulled the stator cover, 8 teeth/ notches.
Are you sure it is a 24F60 or is it a 24FG0?
My bike is a 24FL0 which is a 2003 model. I am mostly sure the second last should be a letter not a number. As long as it is a 32 bit ECU, you shouldnt have any problems flashing it anyway. I have reflashed mine with the USA bin file and it still works fine. I have also flashed a Euro ECU and fitted it to an Aussie bike without any probs.
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09-03-2009, 01:07pm
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Definatly a F60, got 2 of them. I assume they are 16bit from a 01 / early 02 untill they went to the 32bit unit in OZ but would like to make sure. Tried to check the loom # but you cant read the printing on the cheap ass paper tag.
Going by your ecu #, we, as in OZ have got differant part # as to else where. Has any one done a list of our part numbers? Leigh
horndog Wrote:lee8sec Wrote:32920-24F60 suzuki Part #, Denso #112100-0450. Can anybody tell me what year model busa this ECU part number belongs to? I have looked at the USA sites & it doesnt match any or show up on a search. It came from what i was told was a 2002 bike in australia.
Want to buy & try the ECU editor but want to make sure what ECU'S i have. Thanks Leigh
PS, i have 2 the same so some one should have one on a bike.
PPS, just pulled the stator cover, 8 teeth/ notches.
Are you sure it is a 24F60 or is it a 24FG0?
My bike is a 24FL0 which is a 2003 model. I am mostly sure the second last should be a letter not a number. As long as it is a 32 bit ECU, you shouldnt have any problems flashing it anyway. I have reflashed mine with the USA bin file and it still works fine. I have also flashed a Euro ECU and fitted it to an Aussie bike without any probs.
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Ask the question on the forum for below link
http://www.activeboard.com/forum.spark?f...392256&p=2
Someone there will be able to tell you for sure.
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09-03-2009, 03:41pm
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Ok, will join & ask. Thanks Leigh
PS, joined and asked. Will see what they come up with.
horndog Wrote:Ask the question on the forum for below link
http://www.activeboard.com/forum.spark?f...392256&p=2
Someone there will be able to tell you for sure.
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The ECU part number of a 99 ECU is 32920-24F20.
I don't know if an 00 model is different to that.
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As per my post on the TRE mod thread I found the 16 bit ECU dimensions link. Hope this helps.
http://www.bikeland.info/downloads/ecu/E...OT_001.pdf
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F21 is a 00 ecu. After that the oz part # change to the US ones which is what all the micro fiche show. Leigh
BUSGO Wrote:The ECU part number of a 99 ECU is 32920-24F20.
I don't know if an 00 model is different to that.
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Will have a look at that. Thanks Leigh
horndog Wrote:As per my post on the TRE mod thread I found the 16 bit ECU dimensions link. Hope this helps.
http://www.bikeland.info/downloads/ecu/E...OT_001.pdf
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Lee, have an Aussie Busa 01 ecu, part no 32920-24FE0. If that adds to the confusion!
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10-03-2009, 06:47am
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It looks like they are early ecu's as to what year, dont know yet. Does any one on here know some one in suzuki spares?
Looking for a 2002 / 2007 ecu and stator now
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Legend Wrote:Lee, have an Aussie Busa 01 ecu, part no 32920-24FE0. If that adds to the confusion!
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10-03-2009, 12:53pm
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Found a unmolested 5/99 busa in the first 200 made for oz and it had a F60 ecu, so that looks like the answer. Not bad concidering mine was in a 02 busa & that what i thought i was getting
Wonder how many k's the motor has realy done, was listed as speedo had 38,000.
.Leigh
lee8sec Wrote:It looks like they are early ecu's as to what year, dont know yet. Does any one on here know some one in suzuki spares?
Looking for a 2002 / 2007 ecu and stator now leigh
Legend Wrote:Lee, have an Aussie Busa 01 ecu, part no 32920-24FE0. If that adds to the confusion!
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10-03-2009, 01:09pm
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