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Old 08-27-2014, 12:04 AM
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Hey guys i bought a del sol with a JDM D15B vtec swap in it. The guy had a P28 ecu in it. But i read online that the P08 is supposed to be for this engine. Will it really make a difference keeping the P28 that's already in it? Or should i just swap it out for a P08?
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Good luck finding the P08 ecu. You should be running it though to run the motor properly. There are a few threads around the internet (saw one on desires.org recently) where people are making it work with other means.
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There's not much difference in the fuel and timing maps as far as I can tell. The biggest difference is that a P08 is meant to use a single wire unheated O2 sensor.

For what it's worth I ran that engine with a P28 for 5 years and it always ran perfectly and got excellent fuel mileage.
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Default Re: P28 ECU or P08??

Originally Posted by 94EG8
There's not much difference in the fuel and timing maps as far as I can tell. The biggest difference is that a P08 is meant to use a single wire unheated O2 sensor.

For what it's worth I ran that engine with a P28 for 5 years and it always ran perfectly and got excellent fuel mileage.
If I may inquire, where are you finding the fuel and timing maps for the various ECUs? In all my searches I have never found any sort of repository for that valuable information.
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Default Re: P28 ECU or P08??

Originally Posted by TomCat39
If I may inquire, where are you finding the fuel and timing maps for the various ECUs? In all my searches I have never found any sort of repository for that valuable information.
I'm not. But you're looking at two engines that share the same head, cam, valve train, etc with a very, very similar bottom end. The maps aren't going to differ significantly.

You could go to pgmfi.org and find the .bin files and open them in crome and take a look at them though. Also, some of the differences you do find will be for differences in elevation and such between here and Japan.
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