94-95 ECM differences
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94-95 ECM differences
What's the difference between P0H P0B and P0A? I figure one is auto trans/vtec 5sp/vtec and non vtec?
Just want to make sure I'm getting the right ECM. Looks like mine has been changed before. But from a 94
Just want to make sure I'm getting the right ECM. Looks like mine has been changed before. But from a 94
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Ecus have 3 parts to the OEM number.
All accord ECUs start with 37820
Middle:
P0A : 94-95 Accord EX (vtec)
P0B : 94-95 Accord LX/DX (non vtec).
P0H looks like the 96-97 EX ECU.
P0B is used for the 96-97 OBD2 ECU, strange that honda didn't change it to P0H.
The last number deals with the transmission:
A01 is for a manual
A51 is for an automatic
The last digit is different for 96/97 ECU.
The best way to figure out the ecu is to go to a parts site like hondapartsnow.com and look up the ECU that is made for your car.
For your car, the OEM ECU part number should be 37820-P0A-A51
That is for a 94/95 EX automatic.
What ECU is in your car right now?
All accord ECUs start with 37820
Middle:
P0A : 94-95 Accord EX (vtec)
P0B : 94-95 Accord LX/DX (non vtec).
P0H looks like the 96-97 EX ECU.
P0B is used for the 96-97 OBD2 ECU, strange that honda didn't change it to P0H.
The last number deals with the transmission:
A01 is for a manual
A51 is for an automatic
The last digit is different for 96/97 ECU.
The best way to figure out the ecu is to go to a parts site like hondapartsnow.com and look up the ECU that is made for your car.
For your car, the OEM ECU part number should be 37820-P0A-A51
That is for a 94/95 EX automatic.
What ECU is in your car right now?
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