Hey folks i'm new here..

I have a 97 Accord SiR-T from Japan, these cars come with the OBD2 ecu, but i have an OBD1 P13 which i am going to put in. Ofcourse this ecu is from a H22a Prelude (Stock Prelude Map), my question is will it work with my engine? (F20B DOHC VTEC) I also have the OBD2-OBD1 conversion harness, any help will b much appreciated

plez state any comments or errors i may have

Thanks

 

use a little common sense here.... honda designed the h22 ecu to control the h22 motor. get an ecu for your motor or get a chippable ecu and get a rom for your motor. either way, you need a computer to control YOUR motor, not a different one.

 

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theres no need 4 u to try and b a smartass, i have common sense BTW.....i am asking about this ecu because i have heard that it can b done but may have some issues, i wont b using using the ecu for long anyway, just temperarly, so unless u can help me by answering my question then i would suggest u not answer this thread.

 

if you already have the ecu for your car why put in an h22 ecu? explain to use your reasoning behind this.

 

becuz my old ecu is no gud anymore, circuit board is screwed. so i bought an H22 ecu from a friend, the maps are similar so i got the impression it should work, i have heard of it being used on several F20B's but wanted to get other opinions, advice and so on from folks on this site.

 

well, since you already have the h22 ecu, i would chip it and run an f20 map for your car, it will work like stock

 

yea i could, but the thing is, where or who has an F20B map? if u know anyone lemme know my other option is getting a P28 Hondata.

 

go here and research.

http://uberdata.pgmfi.org/forum/