LandeZak

I recently got my engine tuned by my neighbor. He changed my ECU for his in his integra and now my engine is reving weird. If i start pushing the gas down and its under 3000 RPMs, the car wont move very fast, but once it reaches 3000 it starts going fast. Any ideas on how i can fix it? He said to get it dynoed but I'm not sure

B_Swapped93

lol how did he "tune it" I hope to god he didn't just give you his teg ecu and say done. What engine/mods what ecu did you have before this and what ecu do you have now. and if he said get it dyno's that's NOT getting it tuned he just stole your ECU lmao.

NotARaCist

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Is your neighbor a kid called Hazma?

What engine do you have in your car? What wiring harness? What ECU (specifically) did your neighbor put in the car? Do you have any mods? Is your CEL on? Does it work? There is entirely too much information missing for us to tell you what's going on here.

LandeZak

Okay I'm not a huge car guy but i trust the guy who did it. He used to race the integra and did pretty good. But I needed a timing belt replace and he was showing me how to do it. But once it was done the car was not running correctly so he said he would try and fix it and it took like a week to get it fixed. We had to replace a ton of stuff like my alternator and he redid a lot of the wiring. But he was just seeing if the new ECU would work and he just took it from his integra. But since it was taking so long he just told me i could keep the ECU and he would buy a new one for his Integra

LandeZak

I have no mods. I have a '01 Integra B-series. I do not know the ECU. i think its a P-something. and my CEL isn't on.

NotARaCist

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Oh boy, this is probably going to be an entertaining clusterfuck. Look at the ECU, figure out what the code is, and also post a picture of the plugs. If this all started after a timing belt replacement, then the replacement was done incorrectly - that has absolutely nothing to do with the ECU. You need to invest in a timing light.

B_Swapped93

lol.

op 01 integra b-series so what an lsv gsr b18b1 cmon....as for the ECU p72 p75 ?

LandeZak

i know man ****. but i will send a picture asap

LandeZak

p75 that was it

LandeZak

well the guy said that the way it revs is made for autocross which is what he did. But would the ECU not affect that?

NotARaCist

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"The guy" is a ******* idiot. Stop letting him work on your car. Stop letting him sit in your car. Stop letting him even LOOK at your car.

Post a picture of the plugs going into the ECU. We can try to work from there.

B_Swapped93

find stock(virgin) P75 ECU and use that, that's a horrible excuse for auto x you want low down tq as most of the time you're going under 40mph around cones. I don't even do auto x and i know that. no chipped ecu would have it bog under 3k then come on like a turbo after 3k.

LandeZak

I will tomorrow. its 11:30 pm here. thank you though!

LandeZak

okay. thank you!

NotARaCist

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More specifically, you should use a P75 ECU that matches the OBD variant of your car. If you have a 96-98 Civic, you want an OBD2A P75. If you have a 99-00 Civic, you want an OBD2B P75.

LandeZak

i have a 99 civic but its swapped for an 01 integra engine. so which ECU would i get then?

JoeBlue

OBD2b.

LandeZak

thanks

NotARaCist

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Yep, match the ECU variant to the chassis harness used.

tony_2018

Actually.......if he uses an obd2b integra ecu he will run into issues with the immobilizer. COME ON GUYS YOU SHOULD KNOW BETTER.

NotARaCist

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Except immobilizers are easily removed, and you can't just plug and OBD2A ECU into an OBD2B harness.

tony_2018

If you noticed, he allowed someone else to work on his car...doesn't sound qualified to modify the immobilizer chip. Its better to get the obd2a and get the conversion harness.

HondaPartsHero

This^

NotARaCist

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And there are a number of professionals out there that can remove immobilizers for cheap.

HondaPartsHero

http://b16a2.kicks-***.net/automotiv...mmo-remove.htm