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Thinking about getting a P12 ECU
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Originally posted by accord=inspire? View Postif p12 is installed can the sports mode be used?
is the tcu and the ecu in the same location?
currently i have a 90 auto w/ bolt ons.. can i just add the p12 (plug and play) and be done ?
The P12 can be used with the Sport mode that autos have.
The TCU and ECU are located in the same spot, one beside the other.
And the P12 plugs right in without an issue.
Here is a DIY I did about installing a P12 on an auto CB7
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Originally posted by frootloops View PostYes, yes, and yes.
The P12 can be used with the Sport mode that autos have.
The TCU and ECU are located in the same spot, one beside the other.
And the P12 plugs right in without an issue.
Here is a DIY I did about installing a P12 on an auto CB7
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Wow, just wow! I have to find myself a P12 and TCU- I'll swap them into my 93 Ann edition... The car is currently 50 miles away and I wont see her for a couple of days, does anyone know which engine came in it?
deevergote- is the 95 TCU p&p? what was the benifits from that swap?
1993 - CB7 10th Anniversary edition
1988 - DA3 Special edition
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The TCU just changes the shift points. I don't even know if the TCU from the Prelude S is different... possibly, but I don't know much about automatics.
The P12 came in the Prelude S. The only 4th gen Prelude with a SOHC engine, which is the F22A1... identical in every way to the engine in your car.
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Originally posted by 904Rastalude420 View Postwill this work together if i get the f22a6 camshaft and gear
Originally posted by deevergote.......If they seem smart, and just trying to learn, I'll offer as much help as possible. If they seem stupid and lazy, I'll do my best to piss them off so they leave and never come back... while still answering the question.
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ok
Originally posted by turboAccordHSF View Postyes the Pt6 controls the A6 CAM...in other words a A6 can't perform well unless it has the A6 ECu known as the Pt6
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so pt6 ecu ,h23a1
Originally posted by deevergote View PostThe A6 cam will result in more power than the A1 cam.
The P12 does not control the IAB system, so it is not ideal for the H23 manifold. You can set the IAB to open via vacuum, but that's not as good as having it done by the ECU.
and sorry what are iabs?
and what would be a good cheap set up with the p12 ecu?Last edited by 904Rastalude420; 01-22-2010, 02:12 AM.
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thanks
Originally posted by deevergote View PostBone stock F22A1 and P12 ECU. That's all the P12 ECU is good for... controlling a bone stock F22A1... because that's what it's made to do.
I answered your IAB question in another thread.
thanks for the info but some body told me that i can use h23a1 upper and a6 intake bottom intake manifold
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