Aaron B

Hi all. Need help, I done some investigating earlier and found a arm fuel and ingnition controller under neath the passenger side. I thought that the I would be running a aem fc ecu that replaces the standard Honda ecu? As with a supercharged you need to adjust bosst pressure and map the cars timing. I want to gather live data in order to check oil and boost pressure on and off track. So I bought a one reader that works with android. How can I tell if I have a aem ecu?

chrispayze

Pull the trim off the passenger footwell, the door side. The ECU is under there. It'll say AEM on it if it is.

Aaron B

Found this AEM FIC 6 ECU - Garage Whifbitz so looks like I have the standard Honda ecu and this piggy backs to it. So the android tablet I have bought with this Torque Pro Elm 327 [ Android ONLY ] [ V1.5 ] OBDII OBD 2 Bluetooth Fault Code Reader - Track Recorder Camera Accessory
means i I can still collect live data from the obd reader

Aaron B

Cheers for reply. I will pul trim of tomorrow and have a look. I recon I have the standard Honda ecu and the aem fic 6 ecu piggy backs to the standard ecu. Meaning I should be able to collect data from the obd port via that adapter I have bought

Aaron B

The standard ecu must be fully mappable then. The aem fuel and ingnition controller must just fine line that area

mikefifth

Sure about that?

Aaron B

Not a clue! I will do some more investigating and report back. It must have a aem ecu

CynicG

I'd be surprised if it was the oem ecu as it's not mappable. Even the Spoon ecu replacement was not mappable.

Aaron, I don't wish to be rude but did you ask any questions about this car before purchasing it?

Aaron B

Hi pal thanks for reply. I asked a lot of questions but the chap bought it of his brother and did not have a clue about the car!

Aaron B

I must have a upgraded ecu