dsm 450cc injectors, obd1 vs obd2, and resistor boxes.....
I have an obd2.2 integra ('98+), and would like to run 450cc dsm injectors with my stock ecu (p73).
Can someone please explain what I need to do with a resistor box? Where do I wire it in, and what exactly does it do?
Also, when I switch to an obd1 ecu (hondata p28) in the next couple of weeks... will I need to reconfigure this setup somehow?
I know all of this has to do with saturated and peak/hold... but please break it down for me.
Thanks.
Can someone please explain what I need to do with a resistor box? Where do I wire it in, and what exactly does it do?
Also, when I switch to an obd1 ecu (hondata p28) in the next couple of weeks... will I need to reconfigure this setup somehow?
I know all of this has to do with saturated and peak/hold... but please break it down for me.
Thanks.
The reason a resistor box is needed is because the DSM 450's are low impedence injectors that send different voltages and is necessary to run a resistor box.
It's hard to explain while typing, and I have a diagram somewhere, I'll have to look for it.
But basically you take the Yel/Blk wires from the fuel injectors, cut them from the Engine harness, with enough slack from the fuel injector harness themselves.
You wire those Yel/Blk wires to the Resistor box from the fuel injectors, and wire up the 5th wire (depending on what resistor box it is) to the yel/blk wires from the engine harness.
As for the converting to OBD1, no you will not. I would just get the Hondata tuned for your set up and run an OBD2b to OBD1 jumper harness using the P28.
HTH.
It's hard to explain while typing, and I have a diagram somewhere, I'll have to look for it.
But basically you take the Yel/Blk wires from the fuel injectors, cut them from the Engine harness, with enough slack from the fuel injector harness themselves.
You wire those Yel/Blk wires to the Resistor box from the fuel injectors, and wire up the 5th wire (depending on what resistor box it is) to the yel/blk wires from the engine harness.
As for the converting to OBD1, no you will not. I would just get the Hondata tuned for your set up and run an OBD2b to OBD1 jumper harness using the P28.
HTH.
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Already talked with him in the Prelude forum

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=545446
Good info he gave. I need to order me one within the next couple days.
.....do you have that diagram anywhere?
The resistor box just has a plug on it.....
BTW: which resistor box should I use (or does it matter)? Any year honda?
DSM injectors use obd2 injector clips, right?
The resistor box just has a plug on it.....
BTW: which resistor box should I use (or does it matter)? Any year honda?
DSM injectors use obd2 injector clips, right?
.....thanks for not linking me:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=576796
for others, this thread has a lot of info.....
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=576796
for others, this thread has a lot of info.....
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