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I googled for days to get even a half-decent picture of the ECU, but nothing. I don't know if had bad searchwords or something, but I got nothing. Even japanese pages were dead end.
So, here are the pictures of the ECU. Pins, bottom side, top side and everything. I had to leave the ECU hanging in the boot, because my utility shop didn't have the needed toolkit available. I really hope, that the Kamasa set I ordered is ready tomorrow.
My camera was in Copenhagen, so I had to borrow my mom's Sony. Turned out, that the Sony is a really nice camera. The EXIF says that it was a Sony DSC-W120.
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