Jdm p2t vs usdm p2t ecu
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Jdm p2t vs usdm p2t ecu
i was told my ecu is a jdm p2t but i really dont know. whats the difference between the two? rev limiter ect. Any way i can tell if its a jdm p2t? its a obd2b this is what it says on ecu
37820-p2t-a11
Z4 1170-101366
=PT=
any help would be apprecated
37820-p2t-a11
Z4 1170-101366
=PT=
any help would be apprecated
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Re: Jdm p2t vs usdm p2t ecu (Project.Jdm)
I don't think that's the truth on OBD2 ecu's, but partially true on OBD1 ecu's. Is there an OBD2B P2T ecu? I'm just curious about that....
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Re: Jdm p2t vs usdm p2t ecu (RyCeRoCkeTz)
Unplug your secondary oxygen sensor, located in the cat convertor.
If the check engine light comes on for it within a day of driving, congrats - you have a USDM ECU.
If you drive that way for days on end with no check engine light, congrats - you have a JDM ECU.
The JDM ECU lacks a few extra inputs that our OBD2 ECU USDM ECU looks for, and the secondary o2 sensor is among those things.
If the check engine light comes on for it within a day of driving, congrats - you have a USDM ECU.
If you drive that way for days on end with no check engine light, congrats - you have a JDM ECU.
The JDM ECU lacks a few extra inputs that our OBD2 ECU USDM ECU looks for, and the secondary o2 sensor is among those things.
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