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Thanks for your replies. I called my mechanic (Allstar Brendale) and they confirmed it was 100% the ECU as with the coil packs my car would have just cut out, where as my car cuts out and cuts back in. Such a shame it wasnt my sparks or coil pack. They have tried a R34 manual ECU in and it works perfectly. Currently we are waiting to hear back from their jap contact and hopefully we will be able to get answer soon and I can save money as the est is $1500 from them.

Also for the people that I have pmed me I am unable to pm back as I am a new member and havent posted more then 10 times. Thanks for your pms.

is anyone else concerned about that advice?

what they are saying about coilpacks is not correct unless a coil was completely fried.

if the ecu works intermittently then it is almost certainly an issue with the contact on the pins. this is the avenue i would be chasing down.

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