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  1. #1
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    OBDIIa DC2R Immobliser Removal

    Disclaimer: The following is provided as a GUIDE ONLY, and neither myself nor Ozhonda take any responsibility for the outcomes of someone else doing the following. You follow these steps at your own risk!


    NOTE: Information used in this DIY has been obtained from PGMFI.org and applied to the AUDM ECU



    Hi Guys,

    Dont pay to have your Imobiliser removed from your DC2R P73 ECU, do it your self. Just take time and some care as it is so easy to do.






    Aim: Remove the Factory Immobiliser from the DC2R OBDIIa ECU


    Required:

    - soldering Iron
    - solder
    - solder sucker
    - soldering skills
    - Philips Head screw driver
    - Anti Static Strap




    Step 1

    - remove the ECU from the car.
    - put on the anti static wrist strap and connect the aligator connector to the body of the ecu.
    - Remove the top and bottom ECU covers to expose the ECU components. The bellow pic is what you will be confronted with.




    - the riser PCB in the yellow circle in the above pic is part of the immobiliser,

    what we have to do is bypass it by setting a few jumpers on the ECU.

    STEP 2


    - locate J20 on the underside of the ECU and join it with a blob of solder.
    if that is to messy and difficult for you, you can use a peice of wire and solder it in to make the bridge. see bellow pic



    STEP 3

    - locate RP23 on the underside of the ECU and join it with a blob of solder.
    if that is to messy and difficult for you, you can use a peice of wire and solder it in to make the bridge. see bellow pic





    STEP 4

    - Locate RP24 on the top side of the ECU next to the MCU ( yelllow arrow pic bellow ). You have to remove the 0 ohm resistor that is bridging the pads. apply heat on both side of the 0 ohm resistor and pry it off with your soldering iron tip, clean up the area making sure solder is not splattered everywhere.




    thats it, your Immobiliser is bypassed. I like to remove the Immo PCB as well, makes no difference but I like to keep them as a souvenir.



    so if you want to remove yours remove the thing in the yellow circle in pic bellow.



    the ECU will now start any B18C in any car with out any fault codes



    This type of immobiliser is a IMMO A0, as printed on the ECU, for other types of ECU'z you can remove this module to bypass the Immobiliser, however you may have a fault code constantly in the ECU and the MIL always on.

    I can Supply you a Bypass Module for IMMO-AO ( any OBDIIa ECU ) or the HIC-FX01 and HIC-FX02 OBDIIb ( EM1, S2000 ) ECU's. Bypass Modules are a replacment PCB for the IMMO-AO and HIC-FX01 boards to bypass the immo. PM me for more details.

    Confirm this method works on the below ECU's listed with ECU PCB ( M1Y-C 0014T - L5000 - 01 )

    P73 from DC2R
    P30 from 97 CRX
    P2T from EK4 ecu ( thanks to Phuong1987 )
    P72 from DC2 Integra ( thanks to VTec1987 )
    P2P from EK VTi ( thanks to VTec1987 )

    if you have used this method with success on a ECU not listed above, Post the ECU modle number and car it suits here.


    Disclaimer: The following is provided as a GUIDE ONLY, and neither myself nor Ozhonda take any responsibility for the outcomes of someone else doing the following. You follow these steps at your own risk!
    Last edited by ECU-MAN; 05-05-2014 at 04:12 PM.

  2. #2
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    Farkin brilliant

    *follows DIY..........finds an integra and steals it!*
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    You the man John
    Tom says: "Now remember kids, offsets are like women... they are best in their teens."

  4. #4
    Green block gangster Array
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    no no no

    its not intended for that.

    to steal a Honda you can just use a OBDI ECU and a harness

  5. #5
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    "How to steal a Honda in 2 mins" by John K

    Your next book?
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  6. #6
    Quote Originally Posted by wynode
    "How to steal a Honda in 2 mins" by John K

    Your next book?
    people dont need books it seems - they are quite quick without Johns help




    BTW is that my ITR ecu ? nice work son !

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    yeah true *sigh*

    Any luck with the car ben?
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  8. #8
    Green block gangster Array
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    pft, more like 60 sec

    Yes this was your ITR ECU,

    Thank you for your contribution to this DIY Ben, without your ECU this DIY would not be possible
    Last edited by ECU-MAN; 30-07-2006 at 11:52 PM.

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    Your welcome
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    Gimme your brain...me wants it....
    Tom says: "Now remember kids, offsets are like women... they are best in their teens."

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    just did 2 ecus will test tomms.
    great write up. keep them coming
    efren

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    Quote Originally Posted by Q_ball
    Gimme your brain...me wants it....
    bump! lol

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