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Old 09-28-2004, 06:01 AM
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Before I buy a P13 to replace my P28 (I don't have access to dynos and tuning and want to return to stock)

Will a P13 ECU plug into (as in without any problems, simply plug in) my car:

'99 Civic with H22A4
P28 ECU
OBD2-OBD1 conversion harness

Thanks people!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I found a stock P13 ECU for $100 but want to make sure this will work.
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as long as its an obd1 P13 you shouldn't be having any problems bolting up to your conversion harness
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COOL, thanks
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Default Re: please help, ECU question (prelude9999)

Anyone else notice he said a4 and not a1? correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the a4 obd2?

Did you have a reason, other than the p28, to convert between obd2 and 1? Seems pretty much a waste of time to me.

Anyways. If you have your car setup as obd1, then all you need is an obd1 p13.
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