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Old 09-18-13, 11:48 PM
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Question Power FC in 87 TII.

I saw this post from a while back of a user selling this FC under this configuration.

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Would this configuration actually work on an s4 FC? Would the stock harness plug directly to the OBDI connector? I searched under the POWER FC threads but couldnt find my answer.
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Sec gen rx7s are not OBD anything.(more like OMG..BBQ..FPD Fire!..LOL..)
But if that PFC patch harness is S4 Compatable/plug and play then ya it should work.
Banzai Racing makes harnesses for that ECU.
I can't tell you if that particular one will work though as I am a Haltech guy.
So I stand with IF it ran an S4 TII then it should run yours.
S5 would need a different Patch harness.
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It's an unusual setup in that it's using a Honda PowerFC allegedly for an RX7? The question is, what motor did it actually have in it? While I suppose it may be possible that some random 4 cylinder through a number of various hackjobs would run a rotary, I don't imagine it to be ideal.

Banzai's adapters for the S4 would be a much, much wiser and thoroughly tested venture.
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No, it will not work. That is a powerFC for a Honda b16 engine, not a powerFC for an (FC) RX7. Each powerFC is made specifically for one specific type of engine. This is a good thing because it means that the units are plug and play, and r&d has been done to make the most of features for a specific car.

Second generation RX7's do not have any OBD, and do not have an OBD port. They have a unique diagnostic port to test a limited set of items. That's it.
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Honda, Mazda, Toyota, etc all use similar connectors, that does not mean that the ECU's are interchangeable.

The PFC is not a universal EMS system.
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to chime in, I ran a 3rd gen Power FC with Banzai's connector and it worked incredibly well. That's the route I'd suggest
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Thanks for all this.. Yeah that's why it seemed odd to me that someone would be selling a Honda PFC here.
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