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I thought I was swapping an N62 for an N60 into my custom housing but when I popped the lids both circuit boards have "N62" printed on them and their outside labels say otherwise. I wrote in the top left corner what they should be in blue marker.

The N60 (with N62 board) I pulled out of a running M30 that should have always been an N60.
The N62 (with N62 board) I bought used and seemed genuine to me, I used it to build my custom housing.
Reason for the swap: no more nistune, stock M30 ECU needs stock N60 MAF

So what's the deal? Do they just run the same board or should a true N60 have "N60" printed on the board?

I've not seen this type, but both look lefit, but might have different calibrations in them

viewtopic.php?f=12&t=1431&start=15
I don;t have a photo, but the type shown in this thread (inside) had silocone over the top of the circuitry

Matt wrote: ↑Thu Sep 02, 2021 7:03 pm I've not seen this type, but both look lefit, but might have different calibrations in them

Agreed and Plugging in confirms it; the N62 (inside and out) runs the engine leaner than the N60 (outside label only) So I proceeded with the housing swap.
I also spotted some visual differences.

Matt wrote: ↑Thu Sep 02, 2021 7:03 pm viewtopic.php?f=12&t=1431#p9543
I don;t have a photo, but the type shown in this thread (inside) had silocone over the top of the circuitry

Yeah, that one looks like trash.

Interesting with the white paint over the IC and no NEC markings on that voltage regulator with the N62 (Z32) one. It should be a Hitachi IC like the N60