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ECU just tells the car what to do, when. its the brain. it usually deals with the engine, transmission, and other passive driving things like ABS and traction control. Very useful
ECU programmer (Vipprogrammer.com) is used for reading and programming ECU content of eeprom file (or ROM memory with maps if eeprom physically not present).
ECU programmer (Vipprogrammer.com) is used for reading and programming ECU content of eeprom file (or ROM memory with maps if eeprom physically not present).
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