Well am looking to put this in my car its a HONDATA s100 to my civic turbo OBD-I it will help me? cause i dont have to much money at the moment
what doy you think???
what doy you think???
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yes it will help....save your money...get the s200 w/boost
at the moment y only have for the S-100 maybe later will buy the S-300, the S-100 wokr boost too
noone else?
noone else?
i'd say since you have the money for the s100....why not save for a little bit and get the better of the 2 than have to buy another one down the road....
dude i think i got a problem i was looking my ECU and it says P29, you know if will work with hondata its a OBD-I
I don't see p29 listed on the hondata site.
P29 92-95 OBD1 JDM civic d16 zc dohc
That's peculiar. All of the OBD1 92-95 ZC information I find is a PM7. P29 was the D16A1 out of the 88-89 Integras and is equivalent to the PM7 (ZC) except that it was OBD0. Where's Green91 when you need him...
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ooo so?? the p29 its similar to? lol my honda its weird cuase i am in colombia sputh america and my motor its JDM
thx for all the coments
thx for all the coments
a friend was looking informotation,and founded that p29 its another denomination of the PM7
P29 is available in the USDM in OBD0 flavor. PM7 is the JDM incarnation with OBD1.
SO??? am f'dp.... now what!! dam it
Let's find out for sure if you're OBD0 or OBD1. I don't know what goes on in Columbia, but it could be possible that you have an OBD1 P29. It's not impossible, you know?
Take a look at the plugs on the ECU. Does it look like the bottom one? An OBD0 ECU looks completely foreign to both of these layouts.
Take a look at the plugs on the ECU. Does it look like the bottom one? An OBD0 ECU looks completely foreign to both of these layouts.
i have to see it again, am going tomorrow to see my car and will say whats de deal with the pic uyou posted, ill take some pics tooLet's find out for sure if you're OBD0 or OBD1. I don't know what goes on in Columbia, but it could be possible that you have an OBD1 P29. It's not impossible, you know?
Take a look at the plugs on the ECU. Does it look like the bottom one? An OBD0 ECU looks completely foreign to both of these layouts.
THX!!
dude!! i called a friend and sayed me, its a obd1!!! exactly de second ECUm so its OBD1
exactly de second ECUm so its OBD1
P29= JDM OBD1 DOHC ZC.
i have a P29 ECU OBD1 in teh garage, along with a full OBD1 DOHC ZC, with p29 pistons and all.
the p29 is a small case OBD1 ECU.
better off finding a p06 and chipping it. run crome, free and better options.
f**k crome