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OBD1 Civic and Integra ECUs
OBD1 Civic Integra ECUs share a lot of features
Memory Locations
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;:ASM662 can be used to assemble and disassemble these ROMs.
;:OBD1 Conversion Formulae can be used to convert values found in these ROMs to real-world values.
;:OBD1 Code Compatibility describes the various ways you can run code in an ECU other than what was intended.
;:Some 66k Assembler Routines have been commented, and you can look at the commented OBD1 Civ Teg Routines
;:There is an interaction between hardware and software to determine whether an ECU will behave like an Auto Or Manual.
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Programming Resources
Other OBD1
Everything else OBD1 - usually 66207 based MCUs
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- P13 - The USDM H22 (92-95 Prelude DOHC VTEC) uses different code from the JDM version.
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OBD0 Vtec ECUs ECUs share a lot of features
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- ASM662 - can be used to assemble and disassemble these ROMs.
- OBD0 Vtec Routines? - have yet to be written.
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;:ASM662 can be used to assemble and disassemble these ROMs.
;:Hopefully soon there will be commented OBD0 Vtec Routines? for you to look at.
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OBD0 MPFI ECUs share a lot of features
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OBD0 Multi-Point Fuel-Injected
OBD0 MPFI ECUs share a lot of features
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- 91 PM7 - Although very similar to the 91 PM6, George Ricketts and others have done a lot of development with the PM7.
;:OBD0 PM6 PM7 RAM_Locations the PM6 and PM7 code seems to store important values in really similar RAM locations.
;:OBD0 Conversion Formulae can be used to convert values found in these ROMs to real world values.
;:OBD0 Code Compatibility details what code can be swapped into which ECUs.
;:OBD0 MPFIRoutines? are often shared between ECUs
;:Intel8051 assembler/disassemblers can be used with these ROMs
A webpage with some of the ROM locations and formulas is here.
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- 91 PM7 - Although very similar to the 91 PM6, George Ricketts and others have done a lot of development with the PM7
Programming Resources
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External Resources
- A webpage with some of the ROM locations and formulas is here.
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