p75-a51 <-- OBD1?
i think it is... at least when i did a google search for p75-a51, the results kept sayin 94-95 integra... full serial is 37820-p75-a51-831-100764. i was told the motor came out of a 98 gsr, but im not sure if this ecu is obd1 or 2. Thanks in advance!
According to the ECU numbers the P75 A03 A04 & A54's came in the 96-00 Integra and the P75 A01 A02 & A51's came in the 92-95's. with the exception of the A51's that went from 92-97.
Honda switched to OBD2 after 95 so if it is a square ECU 96-97 P75 A51 it is OBD2. The A51's were not used in the 98 A/T Integra.
Modified by GhostAccord at 10:27 AM 2/28/2008
Honda switched to OBD2 after 95 so if it is a square ECU 96-97 P75 A51 it is OBD2. The A51's were not used in the 98 A/T Integra.
Modified by GhostAccord at 10:27 AM 2/28/2008
Out of the 7 ECU's I have on hand only 3 of them have a Month/Day/Year stamp on the outside.
That looks like an OBD1 ECU to me.
Look at the end where the harness connects. If it has 3 connector ports it is OBD1 if it has 4 (1 has no pins) it is OBD2
That looks like an OBD1 ECU to me.
Look at the end where the harness connects. If it has 3 connector ports it is OBD1 if it has 4 (1 has no pins) it is OBD2
hum?ive had quite a few ecu with atleast the year it was made stamped in blue.can u get a pic of the inside of the ecu for us?that is obd1 doesnt really matter what it came from u can chip it and make it run like any computer u want.as long as it obd1 your good to go.
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u dont have to convert it once u throw a 5 speed bin in there ull be fine.
u dont have to convert it once u throw a 5 speed bin in there ull be fine.
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