Why do you have to replace some parts for the S2000 KPro (in the ECU Help Section)

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Why do you have to replace some parts for the S2000 KPro (in the ECU Help Section)

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I was reading through the help section for the KPro and I noticed that they mentioned that for the S2000 KPro you have to replace some sensors, valves and even a washer. This doesn't make sense to me. Can someone tell me why you must replace these items? Also when they say S2000 are they talking about the car? The article also mentions the RSX so I am wondering if I need to replace these parts before I can use the software?

Here is the copy of the section that I am talking about. Thanks.



ARTICLE:
S2000 KPro
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Special notes on calibrations for use with the S2000 KPro



Mechanical Modifications

The following items must be replaced before the S2000 KPro can be used. <--- WHY????
• Crank sensor 37500-PZX-003
• Crank wheel 13622-PCX-013
• TDC sensor 37510-PZX-003
• TDC wheel 14112-PCX-003
• Valve cover 12310-PCX-020
• Drain plug washer (fro PCV valve) 94109-14000
• PCV valve 17130-PCX-003



ECU Type

Use only PRA ECU calibrations (PRA ECUs are the only ECUs which support a narrowband primary oxygen sensor).



Parameters
• Disable the immobilizer.
• Disable VTC.
• Disable the multiplexer.
• Select 'Use alternate AC switch input'.
• Select 'Use Secondary Oxygen Sensor for Primary'.



Air Conditioning.

Select 'Use alternate AC switch input'. No wiring changes need to be made. Idle up and enrichment is as per the stock ECU.



Closed loop.

The RSX ECU will run in closed loop using the S2000 primary oxygen sensor. Due to the RSX ECU normally using a wide band oxygen sensor, in KManager you use select 'Use Secondary Oxygen Sensor for Primary' (don't panic - the ECU is actually running off the S2000 primary oxygen sensor, which has been routed through the RSX ECU as the secondary oxygen sensor). Using a wideband RSX oxygen sensor is not recommended because the oxygen sensor is expensive (as much as an after-market wideband) and substantial re-wiring is required. The ECU can datalog after-market wideband controller which output a analog voltage (via the ELD input).
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Re: Why do you have to replace some parts for the S2000 KPro (in the ECU Help Section)

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It is a RSX ECU. The AP1 S2000 engine uses different sensors than the RSX engine. That is why they need to be replaced.
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Re: Why do you have to replace some parts for the S2000 KPro (in the ECU Help Section)

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I think I understand. So if I have a RSX then I don't need to replace any parts.

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Re: Why do you have to replace some parts for the S2000 KPro (in the ECU Help Section)

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digging Up this old thread.

With the valve cover. I understand different sensors and I know the rsx Ecu is used. But could one use the ap1 valve cover if the second cam sensor hole is blocked off? Is the late ap2 valve cover the simple solution to making sure the other sensor isn't used? I would plan to add an extra vent in the second hole.

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Re: Why do you have to replace some parts for the S2000 KPro (in the ECU Help Section)

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The sensor are different lengths and the AP2 sensor will not fit in the AP1 valve cover.
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