Hi Roland,
The "Donor car - "2013 Mk1 SZ Territory" was not a factory turbo... The last model to be factory turbo was SY.
The donor car was also converted to turbo. However, the SZ Mk1 was factory fitted with the 6HP26 trans unlike the SZ Mk2 which came with the 6HP21...
The Donor car was tuned using its factory PCM, just with external boost control (Turbosmart)
So my SZ Mk2 is being fitted with the earlier Mk1 6HP26 trans / TCM & i would like to use a PCM From a turbo model for its boost management.
I have 1 from a 2008 FG XR6T, but i believe this is a Mk1 unit.
I know that you mentioned selling the car & purchasing a turbo Territory, but i don't like the shape of the older models, nor do i want a 4WD version.
The turbo engine & 6HP26 trans is already been installed, im somewhat committed to the project now.
You mentioned that if a Mk1 FG PCM is used, it would be "permanently immobilised".
Could you elaborate on this, What would component would be immobilised & when would this happen?
The reason for asking this is because i have contacted Whiteford Tech & Custom Machine Works about the conversion & they have asked for a Calibration from both my vehicles OEM PCM/TCM & the Donor vehicles Calibration files, along with images of the PCM tear tags...
I don't want to immobilize the vehicle accidently when doing this.