Hi Paul, I have a Crome socketed ECU (P28) and i'm looking to convert to a newer Hondata system so that I can log and interact. First question, are there changes that would need to be made to support the Hondata? Second question, is there anyway to build a Hondata basemap using the existing Crome file? Thanks!! Chris
@@drabbag You can try to build the basemap from the crome map but it's probably best to start fresh from the hondata map. You will need to install the kit that hondata provides in order to get the hondata daughter board to sit in. The HOndata used pins that are soldered into the honda ecu. Crome uses a 28 pin socket. You'll need to remove this and solder in the hondata one. CN2 header port will also need to be soldered in for hondata to function.
Great video!
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It would be nice if you had a camera man to zoom in and out for you, just a thought.
Yes. It would be. I'll keep that in mind for the next video.
Hi Paul, I have a Crome socketed ECU (P28) and i'm looking to convert to a newer Hondata system so that I can log and interact. First question, are there changes that would need to be made to support the Hondata? Second question, is there anyway to build a Hondata basemap using the existing Crome file? Thanks!! Chris
I have a few pictures that I can send as well.
@@drabbag You can try to build the basemap from the crome map but it's probably best to start fresh from the hondata map. You will need to install the kit that hondata provides in order to get the hondata daughter board to sit in. The HOndata used pins that are soldered into the honda ecu. Crome uses a 28 pin socket. You'll need to remove this and solder in the hondata one. CN2 header port will also need to be soldered in for hondata to function.