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    pt6 ecu problems??

    I'm currently running a pt6 automatic ecu in my 92 accord with an f22b dohc swap. I know that it needs to be running the p39 ecu but didn't know if running an automatic ecu on a standard motor makes a difference?
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    No difference
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      Originally posted by theSOB View Post
      No difference
      Not true at all. Running an auto ECU on a manual engine causes idle issues, and in some instances, robs top end power and effects gas mileage.
      Last edited by dj_ender; 09-20-2012, 09:09 PM.
      Originally posted by Mishakol129
      Do not disrespect my intelligence. I am the smartest person I know : )

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        #4
        Ok that's what's going on idle issues and its having issues at higher rpms almost like Turbo lag in a way but its not boosted

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          #5
          So now we have two threads about the same F22B problem, just approached with a different supposed culprit. Fantastic.

          If you have an automatic, you need an ECU from an automatic (and the matching TCU and transmission if you want it to perform as it did in the original car.) If you have a manual, you can use either a manual or automatic ECU. There will be minor issues with an automatic ECU with a manual transmission, but nothing that can cause serious damage. The matching ECU is best, obviously.






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            #6
            Ok what minor issues? I'm pretty sure idling is one

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