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Old 05-01-2014, 06:17 PM   #1
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Basically, the 1NZ ECU from the XB won't work?
No. It would need to be from another 2NZ vehicle, if you swapped the tranny, but kept your same 2NZ engine. All 1NZs are single cam, and their ECMs lack the input for the 2nd cam sensor and output to drive the 2nd oil control valve.
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Old 05-01-2014, 07:50 PM   #2
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No. It would need to be from another 2NZ vehicle, if you swapped the tranny, but kept your same 2NZ engine. All 1NZs are single cam, and their ECMs lack the input for the 2nd cam sensor and output to drive the 2nd oil control valve.
Wow, thanks for the info. I thought they were they same engine just a different stroke. Where can I read up more about these engines?
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Wow, thanks for the info. I thought they were they same engine just a different stroke. Where can I read up more about these engines?
Actually, I must be smoking crack tonight. The 1NZ and 2NZ are basically the same. I was thinking of the 1NR-FE, which is dual VVTI.

So, back to your original question - Your fuel maps would be a bit rich with a 1NZ ECM, but other than that it should be OK. Can you post a picture of the ECM connectors on your Vitz ECM?
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Actually, I must be smoking crack tonight. The 1NZ and 2NZ are basically the same. I was thinking of the 1NR-FE, which is dual VVTI.

So, back to your original question - Your fuel maps would be a bit rich with a 1NZ ECM, but other than that it should be OK. Can you post a picture of the ECM connectors on your Vitz ECM?
lol we all have our moments.

Running rich won't be bad as long as I can get rid of the check engine light. I ordered a bigger throttle body, hopefully it fits.

Next up are bigger injectors and an adjustable fuel pressure regulator.

I plan to dabble in a bit of forced induction soon. I'll see if I can get that pic for you in the morning.

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