Kpro fried any suggestions
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Kpro fried any suggestions
Anyone know if it's possible to fix a kpro saw smoke coming that area or the wires car wouldn't start before this happened. Any tips
Just got my car a few months ago with all the mods already on it was running great until this ?? Ap1
Any help would be appreciated
Just got my car a few months ago with all the mods already on it was running great until this ?? Ap1
Any help would be appreciated
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send it to hondata to see if they'll test it for free.
if anything, i've seen kpro version 1 go for 550-650.
version 4 is out now and has more features.
your ecu might be fried, but the kpro board might be okay. pull the ecu out and open it up to see if you can see any fried components.
if anything, i've seen kpro version 1 go for 550-650.
version 4 is out now and has more features.
your ecu might be fried, but the kpro board might be okay. pull the ecu out and open it up to see if you can see any fried components.
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The processor on the rsx ecu is burnt can see it melted but can't tell if the kpro is damaged looks ok.
Hondata said send it in but they're gonna charge 250 to install the s2000 adapter to it and I'm trying to find an rsx ecu to buy myself because they told me its 650 from them. Can't seem to find a used one anywhere though
Hondata said send it in but they're gonna charge 250 to install the s2000 adapter to it and I'm trying to find an rsx ecu to buy myself because they told me its 650 from them. Can't seem to find a used one anywhere though
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www.k20a.org
www.clubrsx.com
man i just saw a version 2 kpro last night for 600 on the k20a.org FACEBOOK group. it sold though, quick.
www.clubrsx.com
man i just saw a version 2 kpro last night for 600 on the k20a.org FACEBOOK group. it sold though, quick.
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No worries thanks for the reply I bought a 02 type s ecu today so have to send it to hondata and get them to install the kpro and s2 adapter with the prb ecu. But now the problem is when I get it back there was definitely a short somewhere in my car that caused my ecu to fry and no one wants to help me figure out what caused the problem. Don't wanna just plug in the ecu myself and have it fry again. Every shop I've talked too said they don't want any part of this Stupid Toronto mechanics
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That's why electronic/electrical parts seldom carry a warranty. External short will fry whatever you put under the dash. If Hondata is repairing your unit they may be able to isolate where the short occurred.
You need a wiring diagram and hours. Lots of hours. There's an electrical shop manual that may help.
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You need a wiring diagram and hours. Lots of hours. There's an electrical shop manual that may help.
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No worries thanks for the reply I bought a 02 type s ecu today so have to send it to hondata and get them to install the kpro and s2 adapter with the prb ecu. But now the problem is when I get it back there was definitely a short somewhere in my car that caused my ecu to fry and no one wants to help me figure out what caused the problem. Don't wanna just plug in the ecu myself and have it fry again. Every shop I've talked too said they don't want any part of this Stupid Toronto mechanics
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Originally Posted by afsh18' timestamp='1454146364' post='23866482
No worries thanks for the reply I bought a 02 type s ecu today so have to send it to hondata and get them to install the kpro and s2 adapter with the prb ecu. But now the problem is when I get it back there was definitely a short somewhere in my car that caused my ecu to fry and no one wants to help me figure out what caused the problem. Don't wanna just plug in the ecu myself and have it fry again. Every shop I've talked too said they don't want any part of this Stupid Toronto mechanics
Thanks