( canadaek ) told me whats up

 

What. Are. You. Saying?
You cannot chip an OBD2 ECU.
There is no CEL code for "unplugged sensor". List the code.

Take pics.

 

i know u cant chip a obd2 ecu.
idk if ts the rite CEL code ( i did obd1 code read wire in the lil blue plug i think its code (10) same as whats un plunged.

my thing is i want to pass emissions in Illinois

what u need pics of ?

 

This confused me.
Pics of that.

There should be a plug maybe hidden further up under the dash. My wife couldn't find hers at first either.

 

jdm ecu won't read codes through the DLC. you won't have 16 wires into it, as some pins are manufacturer specific.

i seriously doubt there's 'custom' wiring under the dash.

code 10 is intake air temp sensor.

 

that what i'm thinking.

and i that's the Senior that's not plunged in.

but do Honda obd2 ecu's flash codes like the obd1'S

 

there's only one plug like that i just dont know how many wires go in to it.

and im not your wife i have done a few swaps and obd2 to obd1 conversions just ever seen something like this

 

yes obd2 honda's flash codes and 5 wire's sounds about right you will never see a obd2 data port with all the wire's used and if you know the code is for the sensor that's not plugged in why don't you plug it in and fix it ?????

 

thanks you the plugs to short need to existed the weirs

 

Actually, you can chip an OBD2 ecu. http://www.superhonda.com/forum/f99/...d2-ecu-337498/

Not quite like we chip some OBD0 and OBD1 ECUs, but still, the fact remains they can be chipped.

 

Looking into it more, you need a daughter board, another chip, some other stuff and it will run around $300 to do since there's not a lot of support, but it's been done and remains a possibility. When we exhaust our supply of OBD1 ECUs, we'll have to do something.

 

The OP deleted the text in the first post, so I'm closing the thread.