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you said it was a stupid question

but i am genuinely curious on how these 2 ecus are hooked up

when clearly only one of them can be working.. in terms of fuel and ignition.

Which is connected? the microtech i take it?

therefore what is the top secret ECU doing?

Its a valid point, what do you mean you have two ECU's. One could be forgiven for thinking you don't really (As there is no point, its like saying you have 6 wheels attached at one time) so maybe you are lying, if you are lying about that, is everything else true also?

Its important for someone to know this before they look into buying a car.

You can have more than one ECU runnign at a time, this has been done so say a factory ECU can run an auto box with aftermarket running the engine and any and all combinations in b/w. It can just be a bit of a pain to wire up.

I would want to see both boxes in there though.

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