Need PCM number for manual swap 96 EX
05-07-2011, 11:18 PM
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Need PCM number for manual swap 96 EX
I'm finishing the manual swap to my 96 EX sedan, it's running and driving well. The last phase of my swap is to replace the intake/tb with the manual model, and replace the PCM. Unfortunately I did not get the original PCM with my swap parts, and it's long gone.
What PCM part # do I need to look for to run my 96 EX (VTEC) Manual Civic?
I already looked, there's plenty of numbers listed, but they're not very specific about VTEC vs Non VTEC, or which #'s are manual or automatic.
Also, any sources for the two wire pigtail for the new IAC?
What PCM part # do I need to look for to run my 96 EX (VTEC) Manual Civic?
I already looked, there's plenty of numbers listed, but they're not very specific about VTEC vs Non VTEC, or which #'s are manual or automatic.
Also, any sources for the two wire pigtail for the new IAC?
05-08-2011, 06:30 AM
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Re: Need PCM number for manual swap 96 EX
http://www.hondata.com/techecuid.html
ex civics will use a 37820-p2p-a01. the zero in the last 3 digits signifies the manual. if it were a 5, it would be an automatic ecu. there are 2 ecu types for 96-2000. obd2a and obd2b. if you used your harness form your 96 then you will need an obd2a.
ex civics will use a 37820-p2p-a01. the zero in the last 3 digits signifies the manual. if it were a 5, it would be an automatic ecu. there are 2 ecu types for 96-2000. obd2a and obd2b. if you used your harness form your 96 then you will need an obd2a.
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