I'm trying to find out if there are any other important numbers that I would need to know to obtain a p14 ECU from a 'lude SI (manual trans.). I called a local parts yard and they asked if I knew of any other numbers? I don't know. Does anyone know any other numbers, other than p14, that would be helpful in locating one? Did a search, but came up empty. I'm gonna call them again right now to tell them what motor the car had, maybe that would help.

 

i have a p14 ecu from a 5 speed 92 si. for sale.

factorys maps and prom.

i could give you the part number of it if thats what you need or whatever.

xhondapreludex@msn.com

 

Bascially most Honda ECU are in this form...
<U>http://www.hondata.com/techecuid.html</U>

37820-P14-J00 assuming if its a JDM ECU your after OBDI...

what engine is it for? USDM or JDM?

 

It's for the USDM Accord F22B2 motor (non-Vtec). Apparently, you can run this on the Accord to get more revs. and pick a little torque through the powerband. I read about this on another thread here, and my friend told me his cousin did the same thing and it worked fine. His cousin is in the military and is overseas, so I can't ask him. But I'm starting to think it won't work because I have an auto tranny . Unless the auto ECU for the SI 'lude will work? What about the fact that my car is ODBII, and the ECU will be OBDI, will it still work? PLEASE HELP!





[Modified by Steve96Accord, 1:12 PM 12/3/2002]

 

i just finished removing the stock EEPROM in my P13 ecu and change it to a P13 Spoon program, has really good gains in mid and high end with a 9000 red line, if you know what your doing you could do it yourself and save quite a bit

 

i would install it right before a dyno.. so u can monitor air/fuel safely..

 

I thought about the Spoon EPROM. I think I may opt for that setup in due time. My concern is that I have an automatic trans., so will Spoon still have an EPROM for it?