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    F22b help

    Ok so I am looking at a local guy selling a full f22b swap. He includes a 5spd tranny and p51 ecu. I am keeping my 4spd auto so I need to know what ecu I need. Please help.
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    Originally posted by Corban Dallas
    Ok so I am looking at a local guy selling a full f22b swap. He includes a 5spd tranny and p51 ecu. I am keeping my 4spd auto so I need to know what ecu I need. Please help.

    Do you mean a JDM DOHC F22B, USDM SOHC VTEC F22B1, or USDM SOHC F22B2?

    The DOHC F22B uses a P39 ECU, the SOHC VTEC F22B1 uses a P0A (it's a zero), and the SOHC F22B2 uses a P0B.

    So, either way you go I'm thinking you are going to end up with the wrong ECU if you take the P51. Does that answer your question?
    1992 Prelude S w/swapped H22A

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      #3
      Its a jdm f22b, and the ad says p51 ecu. Which ecu do I need to run my auto tranny.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Corban Dallas
        Its a jdm f22b, and the ad says p51 ecu. Which ecu do I need to run my auto tranny.

        Like I said, you need a P39. That is the ECU for the dual cam P39. I just finished putting one in a 94 Accord.
        1992 Prelude S w/swapped H22A

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          #5
          Where is a good place to get a p39? How do you like that motor? What mods have you done?

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            Originally posted by Corban Dallas
            Where is a good place to get a p39? How do you like that motor? What mods have you done?
            Ebay, engine importers, stuff like that are good places to look. You can also use a P14, which is for a USDM Prelude SI (had a H23A for an engine), but you would have to wire in a knock sensor. The P39 can be hard to find.

            haven't done anything to the motor, and it pulls quite nicely. Definitely not an H22A, though.
            1992 Prelude S w/swapped H22A

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              I would really like a h22 but this swap is local and like half the price. I can turn and sell the ecu and tranny. Then take the money I saved and use it for a power adder.

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                #8
                So to add the knock sensor do I just need to pin the ecu and run the wire or what?
                Last edited by Corban Dallas; 05-21-2008, 07:26 PM.

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                  Hi, I'm also trying to figure out how to wire up the knock sensor and so far I'm having no luck, could you let me know if you happen to figure out how to do it? thanks

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