Installing a new ECU - Which Dealer?
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Installing a new ECU - Which Dealer?
I found a great deal on an 03 ECU and I'd like to get it put in. I have heard some dealers aren't able to swap ECU's and reprogram the immobilizer.
Has anyone swapped their ECU and knows a dealer that can do it (and knows how to do it)?
Has anyone swapped their ECU and knows a dealer that can do it (and knows how to do it)?
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Originally Posted by MacGyver' date='Mar 15 2007, 05:49 PM
Out of curiosity, magikcow, why are you moving to an '01?
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heres what I did.
set up an appointment with the honda dealer.
Before showing up to the dealer I took all interior pieces out so I could easily access the ECU... then I loosened the bolts.
When I got to the honda dealership, I swapped the ECU in the parking lot... took about 5-10 mins. Then the technician came out and re-immobilized my ECU so it would work with my keys. cost like 40 bucks or so, forgot what the exact bill was.
Easy.... the car runs good. Deffinatly an improvement.
set up an appointment with the honda dealer.
Before showing up to the dealer I took all interior pieces out so I could easily access the ECU... then I loosened the bolts.
When I got to the honda dealership, I swapped the ECU in the parking lot... took about 5-10 mins. Then the technician came out and re-immobilized my ECU so it would work with my keys. cost like 40 bucks or so, forgot what the exact bill was.
Easy.... the car runs good. Deffinatly an improvement.
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Originally Posted by FF2Skip' date='Mar 15 2007, 07:44 PM
AP1 ecu would allow an AP2 to rev beyond its current limited 8200 rpm's.
I looked at my quote long and hard, wondering why I asked that question, only to realize I never did.
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Originally Posted by MacGyver' date='Mar 16 2007, 10:15 AM
Holy crap, Skip's quoting powers include the ability to add words
I looked at my quote long and hard, wondering why I asked that question, only to realize I never did.
I looked at my quote long and hard, wondering why I asked that question, only to realize I never did.
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