March 5, 200620 yr 1993 Legacy L Does anyone know what differences would account for the seemingly vast number of TCU numbers out there. I have a production 7/92 car with a tcu issue and I have been trying to source one and everyone I come across has different numbers labeled on it - I got one today for $15 out of a 3/93 car that had all the same options and transmission buttons, etc... I will try it but haven't been able to find an exact number match for my cars TCU.
March 7, 200620 yr Any time a change is made, even insignificant changes, the part # changed. There's a good probability that the TCU you have will work fine.
March 8, 200620 yr Author The TCU did fix the torque bind, Duty C Solenoid fault code issue I was having - but my wife thinks the car is shifting a bit harder and sluggish - do you think this could be because of the TCU change?
March 8, 200620 yr now that the car is driving properly, other problems might be more noticeable if that makes sense. i'd have the transmission fluid changed and install an ATF cooler if you'd like to keep that same transmission in good shape. it's nearing 15 years old, has the ATF ever been changed?
March 8, 200620 yr Author Yes, probably at least one or two full fluid flushes in the last 3 months. When the code started setting and the binding started I replaced the solenoid & clutch pack (housing was in good shape). Then when the problem kept happening I attempted to diag. wiring issues - none found. The sporadic control unit issue was un traceable, but I found the used control unit for $15 and thought I would give it a shot - and it fixed that problem.
March 10, 200620 yr Author #'s from my old TCM (7/92 PRODUCTION DATE CAR) HQ 31711 AC011 A64-000 RR8 2717 (ALL FONT IN BLACK) #'s from new one (3/93 PRODUCTION DATE CAR) HS 31711 AC031 JA64000 RL6 3316 (ALL FONT IN BLUE)
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