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  1. 01-12-2010, 07:04 PM #1
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    Default p7h ecu

    does anybody know what car this ecu came out of?

    i got a 98 civic with a b18b with p7h ecu. im assuming its jdm. also i dont see a cps on the motor i have no mil light on but when i use a p75 it throws codes. my scanner is broke so i dont know the codes its throwin.

    Also will it pass emissions with the mil light off with a jdm ecu in it?



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    hey i just did a research on the ecu and it's a JDM b18b ECU...
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