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I'm not at all sure but I think each YM (and possibly each model/package) has slightly different ECM programming. You may be able to burn the program from one year

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I'm not at all sure but I think each YM (and possibly each model/package) has slightly different ECM programming. You may be able to burn the program from one year ECM to another, but not something I would try. Call/e-mail to one of the tuning software developers (eg, Ecutek) or tuners.
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