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Theoretically this should work, right? P06 in 2000 DX

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Old 04-08-2003, 07:38 AM
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Default Theoretically this should work, right? P06 in 2000 DX

With the correctly wired jumper this should work, correct?

Should there be any problems at ALL?

If so what issues am i facing? mechanical? electrical? engine studdering? anything?
Old 04-08-2003, 08:59 AM
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Default Re: Theoretically this should work, right? P06 in 2000 DX (thinkbrianthinkV2)

I don't know if the fuel maps and stuff are going to be correct for your stock D16Y7 motor....but if you are looking for a P06 ECU, I have one sitting next to me if you wanna buy it
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Default Re: Theoretically this should work, right? P06 in 2000 DX (b16a ferio)

I have one sitting at the home already. Thanks though.

Im asking because i just built a harness and im trying to diagnose the problem. I dont know if the ECU is blown or if my wiring is incorrect.

I checked and double checked my wiring with a multimeter. Everything plugs up ok. But when i start the car it studders for a sec then has a rough idle. Bounces like 2-300 rpms constantly.

The only wires im missing out of the harness are a17-IAB and d6-vtec oil pressure.

If everything was done correctly then im thinking its just a bad ecu, in which case id send this one back and just get an exchange.

I guess my question is, could the missing wire (d6) cause an issue even though its a non-vtec motor?
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If 'whats your favorite mod' can stay up top i think this should at least be on page 1.
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Default Re: Theoretically this should work, right? P06 in 2000 DX (thinkbrianthink v2)

i really can't see y leaveing those wires out would cause you issues witht he idle have you checked your fuel pressure?
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