Can I convert a p28 to p75? Ecu is already socketed.
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Can I convert a p28 to p75? Ecu is already socketed.
I have a p28 socketed and chipped. My buddy (beat-her) is having problems with his swap and I am seeing if I can chip my ECU to run p75 (obd1 ls)? Is it okay since the ecus have different resistors and ****?
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Re: Can I convert a p28 to p75? Ecu is already socketed. (vtecn8ive)
If you have something like Uberdata and a chip burner than yeah, just load the LS bin to the burner, erase the chip, burn the LS bin, and pop the chip back into your ECU.
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Re: Can I convert a p28 to p75? Ecu is already socketed. (nota-eg)
yeah thats what I figured but i was just wondering if its safe to do it. Stupid question but figured I'd ask.
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Re: Can I convert a p28 to p75? Ecu is already socketed. (vtecn8ive)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by vtecn8ive »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yeah thats what I figured but i was just wondering if its safe to do it. Stupid question but figured I'd ask.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Completely safe. If I ever swap to a B18 I'm keeping my socketed P28 and just reburning the chip.
Just make sure that whatever bin you burn has all of the VTEC stuff disabled so you don't throw any codes.
Completely safe. If I ever swap to a B18 I'm keeping my socketed P28 and just reburning the chip.
Just make sure that whatever bin you burn has all of the VTEC stuff disabled so you don't throw any codes.
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