honda computer overriding a hack?
1.5 BAR
Joined: Dec 2002
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Re:honda computer overriding a hack?
moreso, if you just cut power to the ECU (pull the fuse or battery) it should return to factory settings again.
I wouldn't assume these boolean based ECUs to store data without being able to 'lose' it to.
Or am I completely wrong?
I wouldn't assume these boolean based ECUs to store data without being able to 'lose' it to.
Or am I completely wrong?
0.0 BAR
Joined: Feb 2003
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Re:honda computer overriding a hack?
Pulling the hazard fuse in the underhood fusebox kills power to part of the ECU... the volatile RAM chip that stores said settings - labelled OKI M5128 in OBD0 and who cares about crappy OBD1 *hits UberTeg*
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Re:honda computer overriding a hack?
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Pulling the hazard fuse in the underhood fusebox kills power to part of the ECU... the volatile RAM chip that stores said settings - labelled OKI M5128 in OBD0 and who cares about crappy OBD1 *hits UberTeg*
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Re:honda computer overriding a hack?
Originally Posted by ZexRex
obd2 learns and adjusts its self, very gay, but obd0 dosent, i hate obd2... just convert to a standalone obd0 system if u have obd1/2. that makes it easy
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Re:honda computer overriding a hack?
Originally Posted by shortyz
uberteg shut up man, quit calling people tards and n00bs. are those the only 2 words u know.
I see you wont defend the author (cuz you cant defend against tardness). So i guess i got my point across.
0.0 BAR
Joined: Mar 2003
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Re:honda computer overriding a hack?
If you go to this website it will explain about the Ecu overridding mods your honda and it will tell you how to get aroud it. I have been using the mod in my 2000 civic SI for over 4 months now and I don't have any problems.
http://www.ntpog.org/mods/fifth-afc/ecu.shtml
http://www.ntpog.org/mods/fifth-afc/ecu.shtml
