P72 chipping....WTF?

[Steven.]

so i am in the process of chipping my OBD1 P72.

and, i noticed, it doesn't have a R54 place for resistor.
so i searched the ECU and cant find it.

any one have a clue why its not there.
so i do not have to worry about installing one?

pics

what is should look like???

 

[MasterShake]

you mean its missing the R54???

from what im reading you gotta jump the j1 and put a resistor on R52

 

[MasterShake]

edited my post bump

 

[Steven.]

http://web.archive.org/web/20060617175337/home.mn.rr.com/keebler65/honda/uberdata.html

R54, a 1k resitor is supposed to go there.

i searched a bit more and found P72 and P75s dont have one

everythign else is done, except that, so i need to know if i actually need it

 

[Steven.]

you mean its missing the R54???

from what im reading you gotta jump the j1 and put a resistor on R52

yeah i made a typo, i fixed it.

 

[MasterShake]

p72's dont have one, thats a p28 in the picture.

im pretty sure you dont need it, check this

http://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=828403

 

[Steven.]

all done.

OBD1 ECUS are much easer then OBD0 ECU to chip. took me about 30-45 mins to do it all.

 

[MasterShake]

looks like a clean install, good job

so you dont have to put a resistor on r52?

 

[Steven.]

R52 no, R54 was the one that needs one, when it has a spot for one.

when did you get a 5th gen?

 

[Matt.]

hey man, so you're doin obd1 ecu chips now? Can you burn me a chip? I'll pay.

 

[Jay Jay]

all done.

OBD1 ECUS are much easer then OBD0 ECU to chip. took me about 30-45 mins to do it all.

looks good

hey man, so you're doin obd1 ecu chips now? Can you burn me a chip? I'll pay.

i'll burn you a chip

 

[Steven.]

hey man, so you're doin obd1 ecu chips now? Can you burn me a chip? I'll pay.

i think my chip burner is broke. i have to wait to see when i can test it.

but yes i can burn chips and chip ECUS(still new at that)

 

[93turbo16]

Not too bad man. The only thing I would suggest is to fill the 20 pin chip in a bit more with solder. Ultimately you would like to get a good flow the whole way through the board. If you look at that chip on the top, you can tell it doesn't get solder to the top of the board, which is ultimately what you would like to do. To fix this you can just add a touch more heat and give it a little more solder. I am sure the ecu will work fine though, just some words of advice for the future. But other than that, it looks pretty clean.

 

[MasterShake]

R52 no, R54 was the one that needs one, when it has a spot for one.

when did you get a 5th gen?

oh ok

got it like 2-3 months ago.

 

[YC Underground]

Your fine, looks good for your first time.