ferio-ichi3

I have a 2000 civic lx with a d16y7. I did a 5 speed conversion, and now i need an ecu..my bro got me a 2000 integra ls eu.. will the p75 work with no cel? I cant seem to find a 99-00 lx ecu anywhere lol. Thanks everyone

B_Swapped93

a DX ECU will work also AFAIK those are easy to come by. P2E

this might help also http://www.hondata.com/techecuid.html

jbpnoman

lol no, your brother's ecu will not work at all. Completely and totally different motors.

JRCivic1

Beyond the fact that the programming is totally wrong as stated above, A 2000-01 Integra ECU has an immobilizer circuit, so it will NOT start your car.

LX/DX ECU's are the same part number: 37820-P2E-AXX... the "XX" being the program version number falling between "00" and "22" for a manual transmission.

ferio-ichi3

Ahhh ok sweet...so another question, im still running the auto ecu. The only thing that changed was the tranny, so technically that ecu will still work just fine, minus the tranny hook ups right?

ferio-ichi3

And i thought the p2e was for the civic ex??

ferio-ichi3

Nevermind lol. Thanks guys!!

fasterthanueg

iTrader: (1)

No you can't use a auto ecu on a manual car

ferio-ichi3

Well im using it now, and the car runs..CEL is on of course, but the only thing not hooked up is the tranny plugs. I have to find a p2e ecu, and do the 2 wire iacv.

doctorake

CEL mean the car is not running right.

grumblemarc

iTrader: (4)

CEL is ECU looking for automatic transmission components that are no longer present.

kyden

a p2e ecu will look for a 3 wire iacv.

ferio-ichi3

Yea, but since its only looking for tranny stuff so theorically, the car should run fine?

ferio-ichi3

And does it look for 3 wire iacv on a manual also?