JDM ECU

K-Series Programmable ECU installation questions / support issues
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JDM ECU

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I drive JDM DC5 Type R, I recently had a K-Pro installed and professionally rolled and mapped only to find out a few days later the ECU came from a UK spec Civic type R so Im getting my old ECU back with a K-pro installed. My question is will I have to get the car completely remapped or can I copy the settings from my current ECU to my new ECU I know the band sensor is different etc but would there be much else involved?
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Rolled and mapped? So the car has been crushed and turned into a rug? At the very least the car needs to go back on a dyno to check fuel at WOT.
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Hondata wrote:Rolled and mapped? So the car has been crushed and turned into a rug? At the very least the car needs to go back on a dyno to check fuel at WOT.
:lol: Rolling Road and correctly mapped I should have said. Im putting he car the rolling road in the morning just needed to make sure the maps would work.
Thanks for the reply.
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Can anybody tell me which base map I should use with my JDM Spec Civic Type R? Coz the K-PRO doesn't carry any caliberations specific to my car. Somebody told me that I could use an ITR map..??
02' JDM Spec CTR, AEM V2 Intake, DC Sports Race Header, Custom 2.5" exhaust w/ HKS Ti Muffler.
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Can anybody tell me which base map I should use with my JDM Spec Civic Type R? Coz the K-PRO doesn't carry any caliberations specific to my car. Somebody told me that I could use an ITR map..??
02' JDM Spec CTR, AEM V2 Intake, DC Sports Race Header, Custom 2.5" exhaust w/ HKS Ti Muffler.
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Post by Spunkster »

If you are using a PRD ecu, then yes the ITR calibration would be a good starting point.
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yeah ITR map sounds good, but what about the cams?? I mean Ive got stock CTR cams, not the ITR ones (thus the difference of 5ps in stock trim). What do I do about that??
02' JDM Spec CTR, AEM V2 Intake, DC Sports Race Header, Custom 2.5" exhaust w/ HKS Ti Muffler.
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The cams are the same, the calibrations are there as a starting point for tuning.
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Now that I have my JDM ECU back in my Car can I use the Maps from the Euro Civic ECU that the car was originally mapped on? I was told they could be converted without any further tuning, is this possible as I have paid quite a bit of money for the extra maps and I hope they are not worthless.
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Post by Spunkster »

It is not recommended to try using a PRA calibration on a PRC or PRD. You can try copying the fuel, ignition and cam timing tables, but again, this is not recommended.
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Post by macer »

Thanks,
Well the Lad that tuned the car has kindly offerd to remap the ECU again for High Octane fuel, so I will have the extra maps in the New Year :D
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KPRO functions

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a) What is a good starting point MAP to use for a stock JDM DC-5 Integra type R ? KPRO ECU is a PRB US RSX Type S. It has a A001 suffix. What does the A stands for ? (auto?)

I tried K20a2-rsx-stock.kal
K20a2-stock-tuned.kal
K20a2-310cc-itrcams-jrhdr-c...

There seems to be a strange noise when I try to accelerate. Sounds like valve tappet .krkrh..krkrh.... not very sure. The car is almost brand new 6 months old. engine stock no mods for now. When I use the stock PRC the noise is not there.

b) When I use no speed sensor - provide constant speed signal is MISC tab. I cannot engage reverse gear. Does that sounds strange ?
I am trying to remove the JDM 180 kph speed cut.
In the S200 there is a function to change the speed limit and also disengage air/con clutch base on rpm function. Do not see it in KPRO.
How do I implement two mentioned functions in KPRO ?
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Post by Spunkster »

A stands for America. Hard to give feedback on a noise like that. You should be able to use the calibration for ITR cams as a starting point.
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Post by hondahatch »

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Everything seems to be working.
The noise is knocking. Turn on the MIL light and datalog to confirm, shows knock counts etc. These calibrations:
K20a2-rsx-stock.kal
K20a2-stock-tuned.kal
K20a2-310cc-itrcams-jrhdr-c...

I tried all above causes knocking. It starts approx @ 2300 rpm and throttle approx. 20%
Is it because the compression ratio is higher for the JDM Type R DC-5 vs the US RSX Type S and also the firing angles has been advanced. With having to go to the dyno. What can be done ?
I tried to retard the low cam table globally by about 2 degrees, it still knocks and the engine temperature start to rise apprx 88 deg C to about 95+ if I stay idle for 5 mins. RPM has been raise from 750 to 900 (stock was about 900 rpm).
Any suggestions ?
I thought there is a knock retard.
In the ignition table there a drop down menu - 0 deg, 10 deg, 20 deg etc
Is that for advance 0, 10, 20 deg to the entire table ? Looks like.

Many thanks in advance
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There is no knock retard. Instead it allows you to see when there is knock, and you have to reduce the timing where it is knocking.
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