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Will a d16z6 ecu work with a d15b?
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02-11-2011, 10:12 PM
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Will a d16z6 ecu work with a d15b?
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02-11-2011, 11:04 PM
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Yes and no, regardless of OBD you can make it work. The fuels maps for both engines will be different, but the first gen d15b will do fine; it'll run much like a z6. However, the OBD2 JDM d15b will not work right if; it will need a second vtec switch for 12 valve mode. You won't see the full 55 mpg benefit from 12 valve mode because fuel maps are different, but you can make it work.
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OBD1 or 2?
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02-12-2011, 05:41 AM
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If your trying to run the P28 on an obd2 you would need a jumper harness and would have to wire it in.
Considering the money and labor of that wouldnt it just be cheaper to buy the right ecu? Virgin P28= $85-100 Rywire Jumper= $105 Labor= Priceless Cons to think about: Vtec wont hit right or maybe not at all an your engine will be running perty rich. Or Search around Get on honda tech an theres the Virgin PO8(ecu for the jdm d15b) shipped for 150 and you could proly find it cheaper on craigslist or at a junkyard Good luck on this man.
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