Need to identify this ECU
I believe it's a 88-91 CRX/SIr ecu OBD0. This came out of my B16 hatch.
DOES THIS MEAN i HAVE AN OBD0 motor? Can I use any other ECU with this motor? What are the gains of swapping ECU's?


DOES THIS MEAN i HAVE AN OBD0 motor? Can I use any other ECU with this motor? What are the gains of swapping ECU's?


Ohh sorry the code is PR3 and it is chipped with a mine's chip. So can I use any other ECu's? The reason I am asking is because I think this one is fried. When the ignition key is on LED stays on which is a code 0 = bad ecu. Right?
one of the circuit lines going to the C58 "brown pin" is burnt and has peeled up. That's why I think it is burned. I don't have another ECU I can test so I am out of luck
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Here you go:
http://www.hyperducktuning.com
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http://www.hyperducktuning.com
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I would think if part of the circuitry is burnt that the ecu would not work. To replace it just buy another PR3/PW0 ecu and it should be fine. Or convert to OBD1 and run a chipped P28 ecu.
I think I will try and find a pr3 ecu since mine was chipped and I could re-use that chip. I am trying very hard to find one on here but still no luck. Hopefully I'll have one by the end of the week.
P.S. thanks for all the help
P.S. thanks for all the help
Maybe get another chip.
Solder some small wire (about the same thickness as the trace that peeled up) directly from one microchip pin to the next to replace that burnt trace.
ECU still might work?!?!?
Solder some small wire (about the same thickness as the trace that peeled up) directly from one microchip pin to the next to replace that burnt trace.
ECU still might work?!?!?
I bought the car with the chip so i don't know how it was on improvements. What i can tell you is that the car ran super rich. It failed emmisions miserably. (o2 sensors were disconnected though so that might be the cause). Gas mileage was horrible, 440km all highway taking it easy, 330km going 140km/h or more (highway). Vtec was set at 5200rpm and redline at 8200rpm.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 4drEF »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Maybe get another chip.
Solder some small wire (about the same thickness as the trace that peeled up) directly from one microchip pin to the next to replace that burnt trace.
ECU still might work?!?!?</TD></TR></TABLE>
It's not the chip part that peeled up it is one of the "green" lines that runs through the circuit board. I doubt the ecu will work I accidently ran 12v power directly to it
Ohh well you learn from your mistakes. I already have an offer on a ECU.
What do you guys think of the Mugen N1 program listed on http://www.hyperducktuning.com it says it lowers vtec to 3800 rpm
and all sensors remain enabled. Anybody have any experience with this?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 4drEF »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Maybe get another chip.
Solder some small wire (about the same thickness as the trace that peeled up) directly from one microchip pin to the next to replace that burnt trace.
ECU still might work?!?!?</TD></TR></TABLE>
It's not the chip part that peeled up it is one of the "green" lines that runs through the circuit board. I doubt the ecu will work I accidently ran 12v power directly to it
Ohh well you learn from your mistakes. I already have an offer on a ECU.What do you guys think of the Mugen N1 program listed on http://www.hyperducktuning.com it says it lowers vtec to 3800 rpm
and all sensors remain enabled. Anybody have any experience with this?
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