Immobilizer Q's on 99 accord
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Immobilizer Q's on 99 accord
Was wondering if the immobilizer is going to be a problem when i swap the engine and ecu??
The Haynes manual says. The Pcm is a component of the immobilizer system. If a new PCM is installed in the vehicle , the immobilizer code must be programmed into the new computer by a dealership service dept before the car will start.
Is this true if i use the f20b ecu in my 99 accord
just thought about this today. I hope im just paranoid
The Haynes manual says. The Pcm is a component of the immobilizer system. If a new PCM is installed in the vehicle , the immobilizer code must be programmed into the new computer by a dealership service dept before the car will start.
Is this true if i use the f20b ecu in my 99 accord
just thought about this today. I hope im just paranoid
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Re: Immobilizer Q's on 99 accord
If the f20b ecu has an immobilizer, then it will need to be programmed; if it doesn't, you're good to go. I got my ecu programmed for 30 bucks. Call around and find a dealership that will do it for the best price. I got prices ranging from 30 to 99.
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