

| Subject: | Re: 022D vs 022X vs 022DX ?? |
| From: | Warner, Jeffrey (Jeff) S (J6C) |
| Date: | Thu, 10 Nov 2005 11:47:27 -0500 |
Okay, now I find myself replying to my own post. I have now read in later posts that the X is for rebuilds. Was there not a specific unit for the Syncro? From what I recall, one of the units I have is somehow labeled differently (a gold label is all I remember) and it was identified as being from a Syncro. Guess I'll have to take another look at it. The one I tried was definitely a 22D. Jeff -----Original Message----- From: Warner, Jeffrey (Jeff) S (J6C) Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2005 11:37 AM To: 'Vanagon Mailing List' Subject: ECU: 022D vs 022X vs 022DX ?? Jumping in on this post with related questions. I have an '86 2WD with original ECU that works fine. A year ago I picked up one of each of the other two models (DX and D) as part of an engine purchase deal. I tried the D model out to see how it would perform. I immediately noticed a much deeper exhaust note which seemed to suggest improved performance. I don't recall now whether or not I felt that performance on my subsequent test run but about 30 miles into that run I experienced Vanagon Syndrome. I managed to get through it by radically altering my throttle position until it came around. By the way, I was able to see the impact of VS on my OXS gauge. Pretty darn handy. Once I got to the camp ground I switched back to the original ECU. I now carry this D unit as a spare. Has anyone else experienced a perceived change in performance with a D model and is there any reason why I can't try the DX unit? I always thought it was specifically for the Syncro but now I see here in Malcolm's post that this isn't true. Thanks for your thoughts. Jeff Warner Galloway, OH '86 Wolfy Westy "Barry" Date: Wed, 9 Nov 2005 19:07:17 -0800 From: Malcolm Stebbins <mwstebbins@YAHOO.COM> Subject: ECU: 022D vs 022X vs 022DX ?? I have done my homework and search the vanagon archives AND the yahoo syncro lists for the differences in ECUs I have found different ones. What is the DEFINITIVE answer to this?? Malcolm BusDepot lists: Vanagon (2.1 Liter) (1986 - 1992) Vanagon Syncro (1986 - 1992) http://www.bus-boys.com/bb13386.htm#4 025-906-022X 1986-1987 2WD 025-906-022DX 1988-1991 2WD, 1986-1991 Syncro 025-906-022D New ECU 86-91 All Models NLA
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