Mixed Information of JDM ITR Ecu's?
Well, Just checking in and seeing if I aborbed that right info about the codes/specs for the JDM ITR ecus?
Does anyone and confirm this?
This is what I have been told..
P73-003 = 96-97 Spec
P73-013 = 98-99 Spec
P73-023 = 00 Spec
Just checking, cause a buddy of mine just bought a 99 JDM ITR motor and wanted to confirm he received the right ecu for his motor.
Thanks for any help provided
Does anyone and confirm this?
This is what I have been told..
P73-003 = 96-97 Spec
P73-013 = 98-99 Spec
P73-023 = 00 Spec
Just checking, cause a buddy of mine just bought a 99 JDM ITR motor and wanted to confirm he received the right ecu for his motor.
Thanks for any help provided
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Collateral »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Well, Just checking in and seeing if I aborbed that right info about the codes/specs for the JDM ITR ecus?
Does anyone and confirm this?
This is what I have been told..
P73-003 = 96-97 Spec
P73-013 = 98-99 Spec
P73-023 = 00 Spec
Just checking, cause a buddy of mine just bought a 99 JDM ITR motor and wanted to confirm he received the right ecu for his motor.
Thanks for any help provided
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actually for jdm itr's from 96-00 they were all obd2A plugs....
Does anyone and confirm this?
This is what I have been told..
P73-003 = 96-97 Spec
P73-013 = 98-99 Spec
P73-023 = 00 Spec
Just checking, cause a buddy of mine just bought a 99 JDM ITR motor and wanted to confirm he received the right ecu for his motor.
Thanks for any help provided
</TD></TR></TABLE>actually for jdm itr's from 96-00 they were all obd2A plugs....
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b18c1_powered_si »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
actually for jdm itr's from 96-00 they were all obd2A plugs....</TD></TR></TABLE>I know that, however specific years had there own codes after the "P73" mark..
Like for Instance P73-013
actually for jdm itr's from 96-00 they were all obd2A plugs....</TD></TR></TABLE>I know that, however specific years had there own codes after the "P73" mark..
Like for Instance P73-013
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by black cx »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">im also wondering...is there a speed limiter on the jdm type r ecu like fuel cutoff in 5th gear?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Speed limiters at about 8k in 4th.
Speed limiters at about 8k in 4th.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by txhatch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Speed limiters at about 8k in 4th.</TD></TR></TABLE>I dont know what ecu you have? But mine didnt kick in til 5th gear at about 7k rpms..
Speed limiters at about 8k in 4th.</TD></TR></TABLE>I dont know what ecu you have? But mine didnt kick in til 5th gear at about 7k rpms..
You are correct on the codes. EXcept the P73-023 is for the year 2000-2001.
Yes, there is a speed cut on JDM computers. Right around 120mph.
On integras, OBD2a plugs are from years 96-99. OBD2b is 00-01.
On civics, OBD2a plugs are from years 96-98, OBD2b is 99-00.
99% sure. I used to do alot of research on stupid stuff like this when I was working with Hondas.
Yes, there is a speed cut on JDM computers. Right around 120mph.
On integras, OBD2a plugs are from years 96-99. OBD2b is 00-01.
On civics, OBD2a plugs are from years 96-98, OBD2b is 99-00.
99% sure. I used to do alot of research on stupid stuff like this when I was working with Hondas.
Speed cut off is 'meant' to be around 180km/hr, but the stock cluster is inaccurate so you will probably see the needle swing pass the 180km/hr without the limiter stopping you.
An Apexi RSM would take care of it, along with other devices.
An Apexi RSM would take care of it, along with other devices.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Grin-T »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Speed cut off is 'meant' to be around 180km/hr, but the stock cluster is inaccurate so you will probably see the needle swing pass the 180km/hr without the limiter stopping you.
An Apexi RSM would take care of it, along with other devices.</TD></TR></TABLE>
An Apexi RSM would take care of it, along with other devices.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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