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AutoToManual
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09 Jan 2007 - 08:17 - r1.4
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Home.defensio
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Most automatic ECUs can be converted to a 5spd rather easily. Going the other way often involves adding more components. At this time, it appears that the conversion ...
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ChippingOBD0PM6
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05 Nov 2006 - 15:41 - r1.2
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Home.synoptic
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OBD0 ECU Chipping If you have a OBD0 ECU, chipping the ECU might not be straightforward. Almost ALL 90-91 PM6, PM7, PR4 and PP5(with catalytic converter) ECUs had ...
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EcuFamilies
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29 Jan 2007 - 15:49 - r1.23
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Home.1net
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ECU Families: TOC "Pre-OBD" Early fuel injection designs PG7 : 86-87 USDM / JDM Integra (D16A1 VacuumAdvance) PE7 : 85-87 EDM / USDM Civic/CRX Si (EW3/EW4 VacuumAdvance ...
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IntroductionToECUChipping
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12 May 2006 - 09:00 - r1.10
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Home.hondainfo
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Introduction to ECU Chipping by David Blundell Please feel free to link to this article, but "mirroring" is highly discouraged, as you will not automatically receive ...
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OBD0
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07 Apr 2006 - 03:20 - r1.6
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Home.carotman
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"OBD0" is not an official standard like OBD2 . It is most usually used to refer to MPFI ECUs made from 88-91 with ElectronicAdvanceDistributors found on OBD0MPFI ...
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OBD0CodeCompatibility
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12 Jul 2005 - 19:25 - r1.3
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Home.4G vtec
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Can you run code from one OBD0MPFI ECU in another? The short answer to this is yes. The following has been tried before and is known to work successfully: PM6 in PR4 ...
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OBD0MPFI
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30 Jan 2006 - 07:24 - r1.5
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Home.carotman
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There is a very distinct family of ECUs found in 88-91ish OBD0 hondas. The main characteristics of this family: Oki80C154 or Oki83C154 MCUs that are essentially Intel8051 ...
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PG7
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30 Oct 2004 - 16:18 - r1.4
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Home.TJ
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PG7 : 86-87 Integra (D16A1 vacuum advance) PG7 : 88-89 Integra (D16A1 electronic advance) Note: The bastards at honda designated two very different ECUs with the ...
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PM9
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17 Jun 2004 - 04:28 - r1.4
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Home.warrick
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Essentially a PM5 The PM5 PM9 are essentially the same ECU. I think one may have been for the 4 speed and one the 5 speed, but I'm not sure. (blundar) The PM9 that ...
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PS9AutoManual
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06 Jan 2006 - 03:43 - r1.3
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Home.voodooboy520
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Remove R62,R64,R66 right by the center divider to turn an auto ECU into a 5 spd. JDM ECUs also require the addition of BR3. This also applies to PG7, PM6 and PM7 ECUs ...
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