how do you tell what ecu you are running...?i got a jdm d15b swap and idk what ecu the shop put in it

 

There should be a sticker on the right-hand side of the ecu (thats with the plugs inlets facing you). The numbers will read 37820-P05-A02, the P05 is the ecu code for the particular engine being used (the number i use is from my 94 cx hd, P05). There are quite a few variations such as P30 (b16), P72 (B18c), P28 (D16z6) ect. Good luck with figuring out your JDM d15b ecu code, i have no clue.

Damn you avatar is one f'ed up civic!!!!

 

look at the ecu, there is a sticker on the side like the previous reply said

 

mine says P2P...whats that mean?

 

search i have no clue what ecu that is.............good luck. You may have the wrong code too.

 

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1996-2000 Honda Civic EX (D16Y8)

 

thank you, i knew it was a new d-series.

 

i wish i would of never put the obd-I jdm d15b in my 1996 civic ex cuz now its all fucked......

 

What's up with your swap? You should have put the OBDII D15B in your car. 3-stage VTEC.

 

yea i know...**** sucks motor runs like **** vtec dont work well it works but bogs and its just ****** slow....now i think i gotta get a wiring harness and a chipped p28 to convert it to obd1

 

You should talk to the people who swapped it in for you.

 

they know about it and they act shady as **** about it now...my first car i swapped the motor in they acted normal now they are all shady and ****. and they hav etold my firends that i shouldnt of put that motor in that i should of just used my old motor and put it on this tranny...but see WHY didnt they tell me that **** before i put it in. MONEY MONEY MONEY

 

http://hondata.com/techecuid.html

 

thanks man that site has helped alot