No, a vtec & non-vtec chipped ecu are identical minus a couple of
components for a 12 volt vtec output.
A vtec ecu can run a non-vtec program without throwing any cels.
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David Magana wrote:
> Cool that sounds good, but wouldnt that make me throw a CEL?
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> You can simply use a chip programmed for a non-vtec application.
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> You may order a 28 pin eprom chip basemap from our website
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http://www.phearable.net/shoppingcart/phearablenet-custom-obd1-eprom-chip-basemap-p-60.html
> & drop it into the ecu your self.
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> There is an instructional video on our website on how to change
> your eprom chip in an already socketed ecu.
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> > Question: Hi, I bought a socketed P28 a while back. It works
> fine but Im now building a High comp LS and I need a NONVTEC ecu.
> But I have the P28 and was wondering if there is a way to make it
> NONvtec?? I really dont want to buy another ecu.
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