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Old 02-24-2006, 06:36 PM
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auto ecu in manual tranny

install now the auto ecu p28 in my d15b vtec jdm the check engine is light. and my question is : is there are waste in power ? and question with other way : if i install the manual ecu will i have more power ?
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Re: auto ecu in manual tranny

get the manual ecu. nuff said.
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Re: auto ecu in manual tranny

run the code, if its because youre running a auto ECU on a manual car then u can convert it but it will take some soldering (or de-soldering).
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