How can you tell a P05 board from a P06?
I just sold my P05 in favor of a P06 so I can get it fitted with a Hondata s100. The ECU came in today, but I can tell that it had been opened. The board looks good but the reason I wanted a P06 is because the P05 uses a 1 wire oxygen sensor and I've read that it is not supported by Hondata. There are no transistors on IC14, IC15, or IC16, and no resistor on RP17 so I am pretty convinced it is an original 5-speed. But somebody could POSSIBLY have switched this for a P05. Yes, the sticker says P06-A00 on it, but anyone who is shady enough can transplant stickers, desolder some resistors, or switch out an entire board. My problem is that I can't tell a P05 board apart from a P06. Can anyone? I am going to try this ECU in my friend's CX at some point, and I should get a CEL code 41 if I run it long enough. Here's the pic I snapped of the board:

If anyone is savvy with the ECUs on here, a little help would be great!

If anyone is savvy with the ECUs on here, a little help would be great!
On a p05 q30 in the middle of the ecu won't have a transistor in it...
You could have used your p05 by adding the component to q30 or by disabling o2 feedback.
You could have used your p05 by adding the component to q30 or by disabling o2 feedback.
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