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 Post subject: JDM P72
PostPosted: Thu May 19, 2011 6:47 pm 
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I got a JDM p72 ECU w/ S300, B18c1, B16 Tranny, Type R Cams(In. and Ex.). Im looking into buying an Innovate Motorsports MTX-L Wideband Sensor.. I seen in other forums, people talk about removing resistor's.. Will I need to do the same thing with my P72 ECU..


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 Post subject: Re: JDM P72
PostPosted: Fri May 20, 2011 9:28 am 
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http://www.hondata.com/techplxwiring.html

Follow the instructions for the PLX we have posted, just substitune the correct wire colors for your setup.


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 Post subject: Re: JDM P72
PostPosted: Fri May 20, 2011 10:56 am 
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What I need to know though is, does the JDM P72 ECU have the resistors that need to be removed??? or only U.S. Ecu have them??


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 Post subject: Re: JDM P72
PostPosted: Fri May 20, 2011 11:17 am 
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i have never removed any resistors to connect the wideband.

the thing is: the ELD connector can only read up to 3.8Volts, so your data resolution is from 0-3.8V between rich and lean.

your device gives a resolution between 0 and 5V, so 0V = AFR 10 and 5V = AFR 20

so AFR at 3.8V will be pretty lean, anything above isn't neccessary and dangerous, so you will and should always stay below those 3.8V, since stoich AFR is somewhere around 2.5V.

if you don't care, let it be like it is. it will work just fine.

another option is to change, if possible, the resolution of your gauge. with my innovate LM2 i can just program it, as i like.

best regards Lukas


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 Post subject: Re: JDM P72
PostPosted: Fri May 20, 2011 12:25 pm 
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Hey, Thank you very much... Very well explained...


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 Post subject: Re: JDM P72
PostPosted: Thu May 26, 2011 3:22 pm 
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Luke wrote:
i have never removed any resistors to connect the wideband.

the thing is: the ELD connector can only read up to 3.8Volts, so your data resolution is from 0-3.8V between rich and lean.

your device gives a resolution between 0 and 5V, so 0V = AFR 10 and 5V = AFR 20

so AFR at 3.8V will be pretty lean, anything above isn't neccessary and dangerous, so you will and should always stay below those 3.8V, since stoich AFR is somewhere around 2.5V.

if you don't care, let it be like it is. it will work just fine.

another option is to change, if possible, the resolution of your gauge. with my innovate LM2 i can just program it, as i like.

best regards Lukas


So your saying if you do cut the two resistors, then the data resolution is improved from 0-3.8 to 0-5v is this correct?


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 Post subject: Re: JDM P72
PostPosted: Thu May 26, 2011 10:46 pm 
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something like that happens.

i have never done that, because it isn't necessary and on the other hand i can program my wideband, so i can make a full AFR 10-20 resolution in 0-3.8V.

best regards Lukas


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 Post subject: Re: JDM P72
PostPosted: Thu May 26, 2011 11:49 pm 
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Ok good info thanks


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