AEM aem 1050 honda box on 13b
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aem 1050 honda box on 13b
hello guys,
I have a 1050box and the new plug for it laying around,
and was wondering if I can make it work on my fd,
I dont have the stock harness for the fd, I have microtech with the x4 box
and was wondering if I can make it work with the microtech harness cut it and put the aem honda plug and use it with the x4 box and 4x bosch coils
thanx in advance
tony
I have a 1050box and the new plug for it laying around,
and was wondering if I can make it work on my fd,
I dont have the stock harness for the fd, I have microtech with the x4 box
and was wondering if I can make it work with the microtech harness cut it and put the aem honda plug and use it with the x4 box and 4x bosch coils
thanx in advance
tony
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Yes, It will work.
Download the AEM manual for the part number you have, that will tell you the pinouts. Then just splice the wires to the correct place on your harness, and set it up using standard Rx7 software settings.
Download the AEM manual for the part number you have, that will tell you the pinouts. Then just splice the wires to the correct place on your harness, and set it up using standard Rx7 software settings.
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It can be done it is not very difficult. Where are some mixed up pins in the AEM notes in relation to the OMP operation. If you are not planning in running the OMP I would not worry about it. 1040 means a series I ECU. You should think about getting your hands on a Series II ECU.
EB Turbo
It can be done it is not very difficult. Where are some mixed up pins in the AEM notes in relation to the OMP operation. If you are not planning in running the OMP I would not worry about it. 1040 means a series I ECU. You should think about getting your hands on a Series II ECU.
EB Turbo
My OMP is removed, (currently running microtech lt8) so the OMP wiring isnt a big deal to me.
I didnt have the ECU in front of me, and I was more concerned about the ignition drivers, Being that honda runs a single coil internally in the distributor amonst other few things. I now realise that these boxes are pretty much generic with the exception of the harness plug that is unique to the OBD1 honda ecu plug. Easy fix as all i need is a obd jumper harness for a honda and pinout the wires to the jumper harness plug. (thats the plan anyhow!)
I wasnt really looking for a aem ems, I just happened to have this from a project that never took off, brand new in the box.
Just curious, what would make me want the series 2 ecu?
Thanks again
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Hardware is essentially the same. The software is a lot better. Plus they will continue to support the Series II ECU's.
I do too. Mine is pretty sweet. AEM doesn't make a Series II PnP. Does yours have jumper harness?
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My 10AE is a street car and I'm not the happiest with the drivability, fuel milage and lack of inputs. Not having closed loop doesn't help much for this. I'm Just basically looking for better driveability.
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As mentioned earlier, I have a civic drag car as well as my rx7. I'm running hondata s300 on the civic and had the aem as an eventual upgrade. The s300 is working great as it is a Honda based ecu and I'm happy with it as is, so I was exploring the possibility of upgrading my much dated microtech lt8.
My 10AE is a street car and I'm not the happiest with the drivability, fuel milage and lack of inputs. Not having closed loop doesn't help much for this. I'm Just basically looking for better driveability.
My 10AE is a street car and I'm not the happiest with the drivability, fuel milage and lack of inputs. Not having closed loop doesn't help much for this. I'm Just basically looking for better driveability.
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Yes, it most certainly can. My Audi uses a 60-2 wheel and it works quite fine. go to AEM Forums and search in the users' tunes area and you should find several of my configuration files. DL, open in AEMPro and study the setup values.
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