NEW 2-BOARD ELECTRONIC CONTROL MODULE USAGE. Chevrolet Citation 1982

For 1990-2009 cars

# NEW 2-BOARD ELECTRONIC CONTROL MODULE USAGE

Recently a new design Electronic Control Module (ECM) has been introduced into production. This new ECM is referred to as a 2-board ECM versus the first design (3-board).

This new ECM was introduced on later built Citation and Celebrity models equipped with the 2.5L EFI L4 engine.

The most significant difference is size. The new ECM is narrower than the first design (3-board) ECM. A vehicle equipped with a 2-board ECM should not be serviced with a 3-board ECM.

Included in this bulletin is a list of PROM part numbers and their usage. Some of this information is not found in the parts catalog and should be used for reference.

Service part number for the 2-board (second design) ECM is 1225610. The service part number for the 3-board (first design) ECM is 1225570.

2-BOARD PROM PART NUMBERS

2.5L L4 EFI

BROADCAST USAGE P/N CODE ----- --- ---- "X" Manual 4-speed (Nationwide) 1226108 BNC or WT "F" Manual 4-speed (Nationwide) 1226111 BND or WY "A" & "X" Automatic (Nationwide) 1226106 BNH "F" Automatic (Nationwide) 1226107 BNJ "X" Manual 4-speed (Federal) 1226109 BNK or WW "F" Manual 4-speed (Federal 1226110 BNL or WZ

3-BOARD PROM PART NUMBERS

2.5L L4 EFI

BROADCAST USAGE P/N CODE ----- ---- ---- '[A" & "X" Automatic (Nationwide) 1226113 AOS "F" Automatic (Nationwide) 1225580 AOT or AON "F" HTR Manual (Federal) 1225575 UW "F" Manual (Nationwide) 1225572 UX "X" Manual (Nationwide) 1225571 UX "X" Manual (Federal) 1225573 UN

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