Ok here is the deal, my ecu got fried some how. I don't know how it happen because the honda dealer are the people who told me it got fried. Funny thing is that I took my car in to get a recall fixed and after that they couldn't start my car and that was that. Turns out my ecu got fried up. Anyways my question is.. Is there a difference in ecu models? you know where the part numbers end where you see the P5M-???. I've seen different model numbers and I was wondering if they have different specs. My car has P5M-L03 but I can't find that computer anywhere except the dealer who wants to charge me $793.63 just for it. Not spending that much on an ecu. Anyways I've came across P5M-A02, P5M-L04, P5M-L54, P5M-L53. I basically just need to know if any one can work or which is the best one or what each specs are. If anyone can tell please do. Been sitting without a car for awhile so please help.

 

Come on dude, get your *** back down there and bitch bitch bitch. Complain to everyone you can think of and threaten a lawsuit if you have to. Obviously they did something to it accidentally when they were "fixing" your car.

 

Technically I wasn't supposed to pay for anything. Since I was getting a recall fixed. The recall was my ignition switch. Anyways they told me I wouldn't have to pay anything if my reason my car not starting in the first place was the ignition switch. I know it was just the ignition switch that was my problem cause I was checkin my entire car with a really experienced honda tech. We only found the ignition switch as the problem. ANyways now honda is charging me for the tow that I had to take over there and the initial diagnostics because "SUPPOSEDLY" it was not my ignition switch that caused the problem and the ECU just so happened to get fried.

 

sounds kind of fishy, look on ebay, i've seen a couple of ecus that you are looking for go for 150 dollars