P13 OBD2 indentification
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P13 OBD2 indentification
I did a H22A4 OBD2 swap in my 1992 Prelude. I paid for the swap and I just picked it up. How can I tell if I have an OBD I or and OBD II P13 ECU?
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Re: P13 OBD2 indentification (MadCityLude)
see if the ecu plugs into your car, if it does, you have an obd I, if not you have an obd II one. but if it's obdII you'll most likely have a p5p? i think that's what the h22a4's on the 5th gens come with? don't quote me on that tho
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http://www.slhondaparts.com allows you to look up the parts by model and year and you can get teh specific part number for each year of ecu. it is HIGHLY unlikely they put a 1996 p13 in there....
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Re: P13 OBD2 indentification (soundbomber)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by soundbomber »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">see if the ecu plugs into your car, if it does, you have an obd I, if not you have an obd II one. but if it's obdII you'll most likely have a p5p? i think that's what the h22a4's on the 5th gens come with? don't quote me on that tho</TD></TR></TABLE>
5th gen ecus are p5p and p5m (sh - atts)
if you have a 1996 prelude vtec ecu, its the only obd2 p13 you can get and is very rare.....the p5p and p5m are also unlikely because they use an immobilizer.....you probably just have an obd1 p13
5th gen ecus are p5p and p5m (sh - atts)
if you have a 1996 prelude vtec ecu, its the only obd2 p13 you can get and is very rare.....the p5p and p5m are also unlikely because they use an immobilizer.....you probably just have an obd1 p13
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Re: P13 OBD2 indentification (soundbomber)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by soundbomber »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">see if the ecu plugs into your car, if it does, you have an obd I, if not you have an obd II one. but if it's obdII you'll most likely have a p5p? i think that's what the h22a4's on the 5th gens come with? don't quote me on that tho</TD></TR></TABLE>
It is already pluged in and running as the guy I paid to do the swap did his job.
It is already pluged in and running as the guy I paid to do the swap did his job.
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Re: P13 OBD2 indentification (bb4ever)
Yes but the 96 ODB2 was a P13? something. I believe i was p13a I read that here on HT somewhere.
Do a search. It is a rare ECU an unlikely that someone would have used it for your swap.
You should be using an ODB1 ecu - ie. p13. I don't see why they would have converted your car to ODB2. Way to much work
Do a search. It is a rare ECU an unlikely that someone would have used it for your swap.
You should be using an ODB1 ecu - ie. p13. I don't see why they would have converted your car to ODB2. Way to much work
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by v4lu3s »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">1996 37820-P13-A12
1993-95 37820-P13-A11
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My ECU is a P13-A10 so I assume this means it is an OBD1?
1993-95 37820-P13-A11
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My ECU is a P13-A10 so I assume this means it is an OBD1?
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yes the a11 is what you would get if you buy from teh dealer. slight change in program bhetween a10 and a11 nothing that people like us would figure out easily though lol
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