

| Subject: | Questions about Idle stabilization control units and ECU compatibilities |
| From: | tinker man |
| Date: | Sat, 15 Sep 2007 07:28:12 +0300 |
Hello Volks, As part of my analysis work regarding the Vanagon Idle stabilization control unit (ISCU) some of you might be aware of, both here on the list as well as on VanagonWiki, I've received much feedback about inter-compatibilites between the various units, e.g. Digijet ECU working with both old style (ignition timing modulation) and new (idle control valve modulating air supply) Idle stabilization control units. Also, I'm aware of 4 models of the later 1986-1991 vanagons Idle stabilization control units: 251 907 393A Earlier European models 251 907 393B Earlier US models 251 907 393C Later European models 251 907 393D Earlier US models The main question is are all versions a drop-in replacement for each other? I doubt that, because the US models were designed to work with Digifant ECU's, while the Europeans were for the Digijets and were more powerful (112BHP).. Also, Internal circuitry is similar but definitely different between all models. Any educated opinions? Cheers, TM
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