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Originally Posted by horsinaround
Where does one get the CAL ID?
My solution is still working...so I hope it's solved and no more issues.
What should I do with the original ECU? PM me if you want it.
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I explained what you need to find the CAL ID in post #104 above. Personally, if I'm not flashing calibrations and just checking DTC's or monitoring sensors, I use my OBDLink app on my Android phone with the Bluetooth OBDII connector that is used along with it. Using this app and hardware, you can find the CAL ID. I'm not saying that you have to use this specific app and Bluetooth connector, it's just the one I have chosen.
Edit: See this screenshot.
As for your old ECU, if you're not currently using it, but ever decide that you want to do any kind of tuning to your car, I would keep it for that purpose only, and use it to flash your tunes to so you can hold onto the ECU that you know works for your stock (and now repaired) set up.
But if you don't want it, I wouldn't mind having another spare.