Allisport, Paddocks and scorpion racing sell them.

not cheap though, about £200. i've got the part numbers for the plug and sockets somewhere should you want to make your own.

ECU relocation
 

Yes please! I think I'm going to have to make my own, £200 sound like quite alot of money for a few plugs and cables or is there more to it than that.

Either way, part numbers would be very good:thumbup1:

seems to be more difficult then it seems.
wrong impulses will mislead the ECU

Taken from an email that a chap sent me from devon4x4 forum:


I don't think there are any inherrrant problems with doing this.... the ECU extentions you can buy off the shelf are just made fomr length of wire, no other electronics involved.

just make sure that the solder connections are 100%

Here in New Zealand A coalmine on the west coast brought ten new toyota 70 series landcruisers v8 deisels. for use around the mine
within one year TWO v8 engines had to be replaced under warranty!!!
they had defenders before with same people driving, no NEW engines in them
Toyota is not so reliable as people really think , I know a toyota mechanic here, they never admit problems, they just get your vechile in for a service and wiill say come back later we are busy, and replace the head on the engine and not tell you!!!or whatever they need to do

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plus valve prblems and no coils and drum brakes
but airlockers are good

Also you posted way back in 2001 that td5 had no problems?

one of many toyota have troubles also, just not so honst about telling you!!!
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