Kyushin

I believe so, not only does Hondata NOT want us doing this ( why its "not supported") as secretive as they are theres always someone who will talk. Notice how the latest software F';ed up alot of things...

Fierc3

hmm.. I think what you are saying is that they wont tell us why its "not supported" because they tried to support it, but realized it cant be supported since the new ecus will fry (maybe after frying some of thier own??)
There for, they abandoned the project, & never said nething to ne one? If so, i agree.

What do you mean the latest software effed things up? when n how!!?

nnausmann

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I opened it up and all looks good.

nnausmann

Did not know that. I am still using KManager 1.4.1.0

hioutput

The latest version of the s300 has software that allows the computer to read off of an aftermarket wideband, what are the chances that they can have this added to the kpro. I understand that the kpro was desighned for cars that already have a factory wideband in them. But it would not be a bad option for us poor guys.

S2kAndTheAnt

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I opened it up and all looks good.

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It looks like your board is a little bit burnt the same place mine was. Or it is a just how it is and I got it repair anyways.

hybridsol

Appolgies for the long delay in reply here- life gets in the way.

Basically, it took two months to get my ECU back. The 'Hondata distributor' who did it (I shall not name names here) did a crappy job, and just bypassed several of the tracts on the daughter board. So, $450 later NONE of the widband stuff works, dude won't respond to my e-mails, etc.

I still wired up the wideband according to the latest digram, seemed to work ok (no blown fuses or other drama), but I can't test it.

So it's back to the stock sensor/PRA map...

I called a few other places to see if they would 'fix' the ECU (new daughterboard) but no one would commit to anything... this seems to be a real sticking point- if you damage it, you buy another one (ECU+conversion).

Last comment: for all that I've been through, I think the RSX wideband is a great option. I would wire it up like in the diagram I posted with the solid state relay (it separates the heater circut from the ECU) OR have someone run a jumper from the D8 pin to the ECU. All in all, the wideband was $100, and the relays/wire were about $50. Plus a little under the car action, and I think it's worth it... thanks. I'll keep the digram up on my site so it stays active...

nnausmann

So in a nutshell the hondata daughter-board can't handle the current, and adding a jumper from D8 pin straight to the ECU should fix this?

hybridsol

Yes, it's pin A1 on the PRB ECU

nnausmann

Because I am semi lazy is it possible to just disable the heater in kpro and unplug the relay with no ill effect? Than just hook it all back up for emissions inspection.