95 ECU work in a 93?
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Just a shot in the dark, but in 95 it was law that car makers had to use a OBD2. so most cars 94 and back are OBD1 which is not compatable. I honestly don't know about this one, but that is how it is in Integra's and 240SX's.
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Originally posted by blackbeltclub99
Just a shot in the dark, but in 95 it was law that car makers had to use a OBD2. so most cars 94 and back are OBD1 which is not compatable. I honestly don't know about this one, but that is how it is in Integra's and 240SX's.
Just a shot in the dark, but in 95 it was law that car makers had to use a OBD2. so most cars 94 and back are OBD1 which is not compatable. I honestly don't know about this one, but that is how it is in Integra's and 240SX's.
I know a '94 ECU will work in a '93 if that helps at all. ::shrug::
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Sorry to dig this thread up from the past guys but I have a gentleman interested in buying the ECU from my 95 to use on his 93 R1. My ECU is non-cali and I am fairly certain his is as well. I personally think everything will work and others have stated the same but I am looking for more feedback. He requested the serial number from my ECU to see if it would match his. It does not. Does that really matter? I'd like to sell my ECU just as much as this gentleman would like to have one. I know my ECU is in near flawless shape and it is doing me no good.
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