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Catalogue identity
The TuningService.uk ECU catalogue records EDC16C7 under Bosch EDC16 (catalogue record 1588, observed 10 November 2026). The catalogue name is an identification lead; it does not by itself prove vehicle fitment or software compatibility.
Honda and Ford/Mazda examples should be researched as separate calibrations; a shared ECU label does not establish common fuel-map addresses or scaling.
Read EDC16 torque fuel and tuning basics and EDC16 variant application and tuning differences for the shared context. Examples are not an exhaustive fitment list; check the installed ECU and current tool documentation.
Additional application evidenceAlientech’s 2017 vehicle list names Honda Civic eighth-generation and CR-V 2.2 i-CTDi N22A2 examples using the labels EDC16C7-8.72 and EDC16C7-10.73. The suffix is part of the tool-list identification; check the installed unit rather than assuming a shared calibration from the engine name. Alientech supported-vehicle list, 2017, PDF page 54.Identification photographThe label shows Bosch 0 281 013 407 and Honda 37820-RSS-E25. The listing and Bosch Electronic Service identify this as an EDC16C7 example used in a Honda Civic 2.2 CTDi; the family suffix is not visible in the photograph.Image source and credit: Keysoftware.Bosch Electronic Service: EDC16C7 0281013407.
Sources
Curated reference notes. Applicability follows the cited sources; hardware testing by this wiki is not implied.
TuningService.uk owner ECU catalogue. TuningService.uk master ECU catalogue; administrator access required. Active Bosch EDC16 labels observed on 10 November 2026; this is a dated observation, not a live feed. Source revision Catalogue records and identifiers as observed 2026-11-10; accessed 2026-11-10.AutoTuner: Bosch EDC16 and Siemens PPD1.x application release. AutoTuner; tool coverage for named vehicle and ECU examples. Source revision OBD-support release; accessed 2026-11-10.AutoTuner: older Bosch ECU application coverage. AutoTuner; named applications and protocol coverage for particular ECUs. Source revision Older ECU coverage release; accessed 2026-11-10.Alientech supported-vehicle list, 2017; tool-specific compatibility information, accessed 10 November 2026.TuningService.uk owner ECU catalogue. TuningService.uk master ECU catalogue; administrator access required. Active Bosch EDC16 labels observed on 10 November 2026; this is a dated observation, not a live feed. Source revision Catalogue records and identifiers as observed 2026-11-10; accessed 2026-11-10.AutoTuner: Bosch EDC16 and Siemens PPD1.x application release. AutoTuner; tool coverage for named vehicle and ECU examples. Source revision OBD-support release; accessed 2026-11-10.AutoTuner: older Bosch ECU application coverage. AutoTuner; named applications and protocol coverage for particular ECUs. Source revision Older ECU coverage release; accessed 2026-11-10.
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Catalogue identity
The TuningService.uk ECU catalogue records EDC16C7 under Bosch EDC16 (catalogue record 1588, observed 10 November 2026). The catalogue name is an identification lead; it does not by itself prove vehicle fitment or software compatibility.
Honda and Ford/Mazda examples should be researched as separate calibrations; a shared ECU label does not establish common fuel-map addresses or scaling.
The TuningService.uk ECU catalogue records EDC16C7 under Bosch EDC16 (catalogue record 1588, observed 10 November 2026). The catalogue name is an identification lead; it does not by itself prove vehicle fitment or software compatibility.
Honda and Ford/Mazda examples should be researched as separate calibrations; a shared ECU label does not establish common fuel-map addresses or scaling.
Alientech’s 2017 vehicle list names Honda Civic eighth-generation and CR-V 2.2 i-CTDi N22A2 examples using the labels EDC16C7-8.72 and EDC16C7-10.73. The suffix is part of the tool-list identification; check the installed unit rather than assuming a shared calibration from the engine name. Alientech supported-vehicle list, 2017, PDF page 54.
Identification photograph
The label shows Bosch 0 281 013 407 and Honda 37820-RSS-E25. The listing and Bosch Electronic Service identify this as an EDC16C7 example used in a Honda Civic 2.2 CTDi; the family suffix is not visible in the photograph.
