PuraVida

Ok I have been chasing my tail on codes that the part ended up testing fine so I opened up my side panel to check the ecu and fond a used ecu labeled for a 22R-T with writing on it that say it's for a 87 turbo 4runner. It is part # 89661-35050... I decided to plug in one I have here for my 1986 4runner back in Costa for a 22R # 89661-35070 and wow what a difference. The damn thing runs nice and smooth with plenty of extra power. Now what ecu part # actually is for my truck? Is it 89661-35110? Thanks for the info

PuraVida

I found this gif table in case anyone else is looking for ecu part #'s: http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/Images/22RE-ECU-Table.gif

xxxtreme22r

we can't give you an accurate ecu number if we don't know if you have a cali emissions or federal emissions truck.

xxxtreme22r

89661-35110 if you have Federal Emissions

89661-35130 if you have California Emissions

Yes it matters.

PuraVida

yup that's the gif I found... I'm in Florida with this one so federal emissions and I was able able to grab a 35110 for $56.00 after shipping that's on the way already. Thanks for the help

xxxtreme22r

just because your in fla doesn't mean you only need federal emissions, what does the truck have, it matters.

quiggs12

Does anyone know where I can find the Denso part numbers that associate with the Toyota numbers??? I have an ECU that does NOT have a sticker on it... I need to know what year truck it is for (late 80's I think) THANKS

xxxtreme22r

what's the denso number on it?

quiggs12

The Nippon-Denso (ND) number on the circuit board is 175631-0082

But I also have one that says on the board that it is 175631-0080 but on the sticker is says 175600-0122 Toyota# 89661-35070... So basically I am confused!

PuraVida

Valid point, lucky for me it is fed, not cali

xxxtreme22r

I just had to throw that out there because I have seen at least one post asking to convert a truck from cali to fed emissions. in which you cannot do.