Chipping a p28 my self, where do get the socket?
05-02-2002, 11:55 PM
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Chipping a p28 my self, where do get the socket?
I will be chipping a p28 with a mugen chip. Where do I get the socket to solder into the ecu to except the chip?
05-03-2002, 06:10 AM
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Re: Chipping a p28 my self, where do get the socket? (BLK94RS)
I don't completely understand your question, but when I chipped my ecu, I got what I needed at Fry's Electronics. Any good electronics store should be able to provide you with what you need....
I just reread your post...accept not except...
Anyway, you can solder the chip directly into the pcb of the ecu. You will need a good desoldering tool. Good luck.
I just reread your post...accept not except...
Anyway, you can solder the chip directly into the pcb of the ecu. You will need a good desoldering tool. Good luck.
01-23-2003, 11:42 AM
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Re: Chipping a p28 my self, where do get the socket? (b19coupe)
I am also interested in this process.
I have been told that the socket is like $33 at radio shack.
I'm going to look into it, and i'll do a full writeup/post part #'s later.
I have been told that the socket is like $33 at radio shack.
I'm going to look into it, and i'll do a full writeup/post part #'s later.
01-23-2003, 12:15 PM
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Re: Chipping a p28 my self, where do get the socket? (Plan B)
for the P28
28 pin DIP socket = depends on the type machine or regular or ZIF
20 pin 74HC373 (DIP for USDM ecus, SOP for JDM (surface mount)
10k ohm resistor
jumper wire - (can be taken from a resistor if necessary)
optional 103k capacitor (not necessary)
28 pin DIP socket = depends on the type machine or regular or ZIF
20 pin 74HC373 (DIP for USDM ecus, SOP for JDM (surface mount)
10k ohm resistor
jumper wire - (can be taken from a resistor if necessary)
optional 103k capacitor (not necessary)
01-23-2003, 01:07 PM
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Re: Chipping a p28 my self, where do get the socket? (Plan B)
I am also interested in this process.
I have been told that the socket is like $33 at radio shack.
I'm going to look into it, and i'll do a full writeup/post part #'s later.
I have been told that the socket is like $33 at radio shack.
I'm going to look into it, and i'll do a full writeup/post part #'s later.
Q. for eg6ajk: Iv pretty much mastered the p28 (I guess you could say), I soon need to chip a p06 to temporarily run my b20...are the procedures the same?
01-23-2003, 02:36 PM
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Re: Chipping a p28 my self, where do get the socket? (InfamousRS)
I am also interested in this process.
I have been told that the socket is like $33 at radio shack.
I'm going to look into it, and i'll do a full writeup/post part #'s later.
The socket is no where near $33...I pretty sure all the parts needed ad up to under $10!!! Iv done this several times now, last time I went RS to get my stuff they said they didn't stock the sockets in the store anymore so I would need to start ordering them from http://www.radioshack.com...so I did.
Q. for eg6ajk: Iv pretty much mastered the p28 (I guess you could say), I soon need to chip a p06 to temporarily run my b20...are the procedures the same?
I have been told that the socket is like $33 at radio shack.
I'm going to look into it, and i'll do a full writeup/post part #'s later.
The socket is no where near $33...I pretty sure all the parts needed ad up to under $10!!! Iv done this several times now, last time I went RS to get my stuff they said they didn't stock the sockets in the store anymore so I would need to start ordering them from http://www.radioshack.com...so I did.
Q. for eg6ajk: Iv pretty much mastered the p28 (I guess you could say), I soon need to chip a p06 to temporarily run my b20...are the procedures the same?
JDM ecus small case are on their own and require 'asian' sized 74hc373 which is only avlaible in large quantites over 200-1000pcs
btw. I sell just the kits without chips for $15US shipped (snail mail) - for OBDI ecus includes all you need
01-23-2003, 10:16 PM
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Re: Chipping a p28 my self, where do get the socket? (eg6ajk)
would it be any good if i get a spoon chip from you if im just running the basic bolt on's such as headers, intake exhaust and FPR??? thanks
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01-30-2003, 11:56 PM
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Re: Chipping a p28 my self, where do get the socket? (prjctCIVIC)
how are you guys chipping the P28's? or any honda ecu's for that matter?
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01-31-2003, 05:50 AM
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Re: Chipping a p28 my self, where do get the socket? (SSPB DC2)
note, i bought this socket for 99 cents at radio shack last week.
it's part number 283-1997, I think. I know the 1997 part is right. Anyway it's a 28 pin socket, there are a bunch of different ones, but you should be able to find it like that.
it's part number 283-1997, I think. I know the 1997 part is right. Anyway it's a 28 pin socket, there are a bunch of different ones, but you should be able to find it like that.
01-31-2003, 06:17 PM
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Re: Chipping a p28 my self, where do get the socket? (b19coupe)
If you are into ECU hacking, checkout:
http://pgmfi.crx-forum.org/phorum/index.php?f=0
they do it all
HTH
chris
http://pgmfi.crx-forum.org/phorum/index.php?f=0
they do it all
HTH
chris
01-31-2003, 07:29 PM
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Re: Chipping a p28 my self, where do get the socket? (b19coupe)
Speaking of Hondata, how different are the Hondata mods from just installing a chip alone? And could you modify a P28 to work with a Hondata, but run a programmers chip with the Hondata disconnected?
02-01-2003, 03:20 PM
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Re: Chipping a p28 my self, where do get the socket? (ChiBoy)
http://www.hondata.com/downloads/installation.pdf
Speaking of Hondata, how different are the Hondata mods from just installing a chip alone? And could you modify a P28 to work with a Hondata, but run a programmers chip with the Hondata disconnected?
Speaking of Hondata, how different are the Hondata mods from just installing a chip alone? And could you modify a P28 to work with a Hondata, but run a programmers chip with the Hondata disconnected?
yes you can run a chip with hondata preped ECU
02-02-2003, 11:28 AM
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Re: Chipping a p28 my self, where do get the socket? (eg6ajk)
I bought one of thos "Mugen" chips and it made my car run like ****. I woudlnt reccomend one unless you bought it from a REAL company. I got mine off eBay so beware, they are selling bad chips now.... I removed mine. it runs better now, alot better.
02-02-2003, 04:42 PM
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Re: Chipping a p28 my self, where do get the socket? (civicvteckid)
sockets cost liek 10-50 cents each from an eletronics parts supply shop. As for bad chips becareful when handling them and do not exposse them to sunlight they get erased from uv rays. Thats why theres suppose to be a matallic sticker covering it. Most people cover it with normal paper.
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