converting an auto P28 to manual
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converting an auto P28 to manual
hey i cant afford a hondata or anything like that and i've been told i can just open the ecu and add a resistor to convert it from auto to manual. is this true and how do i do it if so... please give me good news
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Re: converting an auto P28 to manual
^^^^ depending on the version of board, leaving the resistor in RP18 may cause issues. (certain scenarios may cause the ECU to attempt to pull up that line, the resistor allows it to pull up slightly and will cause problems.)
Adding a jumper to RP18 fixes this.
remove RP17, jumper RP18.
the jumper can be the leg from a resistor, so it costs nothing. and you're sure you will never have any problems.
Adding a jumper to RP18 fixes this.
remove RP17, jumper RP18.
the jumper can be the leg from a resistor, so it costs nothing. and you're sure you will never have any problems.
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Re: converting an auto P28 to manual
^^^^ depending on the version of board, leaving the resistor in RP18 may cause issues. (certain scenarios may cause the ECU to attempt to pull up that line, the resistor allows it to pull up slightly and will cause problems.)
Adding a jumper to RP18 fixes this.
remove RP17, jumper RP18.
the jumper can be the leg from a resistor, so it costs nothing. and you're sure you will never have any problems.
Adding a jumper to RP18 fixes this.
remove RP17, jumper RP18.
the jumper can be the leg from a resistor, so it costs nothing. and you're sure you will never have any problems.
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