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Old Mar 19, 2004 | 10:37 AM
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Default ECU Question about M/T and A/T

i have an engine that came with an A/T tranny and im converting it to 5spd, will I have to swap out the A/T ECU for a M/T type ECU?
Old Mar 19, 2004 | 12:59 PM
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yes. Fabrik8 can convert it for you. fast and cheap
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yes. Fabrik8 can convert it for you. fast and cheap
how much and how long?
Old Mar 19, 2004 | 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by thebettersol
yes. Fabrik8 can convert it for you. fast and cheap
Actually it depends on the car, so you might not need to change out the ecu.
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the engine is going into a Crx, im just swapping the tranny out for the 5spd
Old Mar 19, 2004 | 06:58 PM
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more than likely you will need to switch
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yep sorry, Im not much of a honda guy so Im not sure if you would or not.........
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Default Re: ECU Question about M/T and A/T

in most cases you would hafta switch due to slight differences in the programming for the ECU.
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Default Re: ECU Question about M/T and A/T

i see, i found out that the A/T GSR redlines at 7500 rpm's also which is weak as hell, so thats one reason i want to change it out also. dont Si's and GSR's redline at 8200 rpm's?
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Default Re: ECU Question about M/T and A/T

OBD1 auto to manual is cake, OBD0 is a little more involved, and often means changing programs. It's especially hard if the ECU doesn't have any provision for an external chip. What ECU is it?
Sorry I didn't respond earlier, I just got back up and running with a brand new computer last night...
Email or PM me and we'll discuss this more..
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