Ok, so i have a 1987 325is, (5 speed) and i am wanting to get an engine chip for it, and i am completely stumped to what my ecu number is, i was wandering if anyone could help, thanks.
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If original, the car will have a 153 dme. Finding a chip for that will be difficult, but you can swap in a 173 dme.The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
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I may have a chip and a 153 DME possibly to sell you. email me at bmwextremeparts@yahoo.com. and tell me the Bosch number the DME is in the glovebox above the plastic cover and is held in by like for or so 10mm bolts.
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Just to add to that, you can also swap in any ECU/DME with a higher number than 173. I put a 524 in my '87 today and it smoothed it out a lot.Originally posted by jlevie View PostInterested in vintage cars? Ever thought about racing one? Info, photos, videos, and more can be found at www.michaelsvintageracing.com!
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