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ok here is my situation. ive never had a vtec honda before so i dont what wires go to what. i have a 90 civic dx. it had a a6 block and a d15b2 head. i just put on a jdm d15 head. the ecu i have is a pm6 off a 91 crx si. i found a conector that conects to the vtec pressure swicth but instead of one wire black and the other blue, they are red and green. i just need to know what wires go where. thanks for lookin and any help i get

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unless you got a obd1 jumper and a obd1 vtec ecu your gonna need a obd0 b16 ecu or 92-93 GSR DA ecu.

 

my bad, did more reserch. its not vtec and the head is obd1. ok here another question? will ether the pr3 or the pw0 work with out having to have the obd1 jumper harness?

 

nope. crx si's werent vtec were they? that answers your question for that ecu....SlowEG8..if he doesnt have the obd0 to obd1 jumper, how can he use a 92-93 DA gsr ecu? They were obd1. I would get the obd0 to obd1 jumper harness. It makes for easy tuning. Just my .02. Good luck

 

ok. thanks that answers the question i just posted.

 

OBD generation aside, a PR3 or PW0 would work for a VTEC head, yes. Both of those ECUs were for OBD0 B16s in Japan. There were also some OBD1 PR3 and PW0s also.

It's also possible to convert OBD0 PM6 ECUs to have a VTEC output; I used to do that as a side business but I don't do it anymore. There are people who still do that though. That's a really nice option because it's plug and play with only one wire to connect the VTEC solenoid, and no adapter harnesses or pinout changes necessary. Plus PM6 ECUs are a dime a dozen. If you go this route, you'll need either a PM6 with a spot for a chip inside, or someone that does a daughterboard conversion (my other trick). And yes, the ECU has to be chipped to use a modified program to engage VTEC.

 

ok with the obd0 pr3 or pw0 would you have to use a obd0 dizzy? and im still wanting to know where i would run the wires?

thanks for the help so far to all

 

i have a pr3 obd0 ecu. if needed. but you can look online line. try google and put in obd0 pinouts. i have printed a lot of stuff off them sites. its really easy to search for them. just remember. google. obd0 pinouts. you can type in pr3 or pw0 pinouts also.

 

I have a obd0 vtec ecu and u will need to do nothing just plug and play. Let me know.

$100

 

i should be gettin one today but thanks