ek hb with 95 GSR engine ECU question????????
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by eg6sir-s »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if you need an ecu i have the following:
95gsr obd1 ecu $150
96gsr obd2 ecu $75
01gsr obd2b ecu $50</TD></TR></TABLE>
95gsr obd1 ecu $150
96gsr obd2 ecu $75
01gsr obd2b ecu $50</TD></TR></TABLE>
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by usfsfirefighter0 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">99 HB with ob2 jumper 95 ecu p72 the ecu went bad can i use a 00 GSR ecu P72 and take out the jumper and plug in direct will this work?</TD></TR></TABLE>
If you were to remove the jumper harness, a 00-01 Integra ECU would be plug and play. The only problem with that is the 00-01 Integra ECU's have an immobilizer.
If you were to remove the jumper harness, a 00-01 Integra ECU would be plug and play. The only problem with that is the 00-01 Integra ECU's have an immobilizer.
actually he's running a 95 motor in a 99 car. if he were to run a 99-on ecu, he would be throwing up check codes because his 95 motor is missing certain obd2 sensors like the crank fluctuation, and sencondary o2 sensor, just to name a few. be better off finding a obd1 p72
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Acura lagged a year in the OBD2 department (with respect to the Civic) - so 2000 Teg ECU's will plug directly into a 99 hatch, but a 99 Teg ECU will not without a OBD2b-OBD2a jumper harness.
Then you still gotta deal with the immobilizer....and the lack of OBD2 sensors on your 95 motor....
The easiest solution is to find another P72, as has been suggested.
Then you still gotta deal with the immobilizer....and the lack of OBD2 sensors on your 95 motor....
The easiest solution is to find another P72, as has been suggested.
You miss the part about OBD2, sensors and conversion harnesses?
Would it work - well, since you do NOT have the sensors that this ECU is going to be looking for, then you'll get a CEL or three. You still need a jumper harness to get this to work in your 99 hatch but with a 98 P72, you won't need to worry about the immobilizer.
Would it work - well, since you do NOT have the sensors that this ECU is going to be looking for, then you'll get a CEL or three. You still need a jumper harness to get this to work in your 99 hatch but with a 98 P72, you won't need to worry about the immobilizer.
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