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The ecu we're installing is a OBD2A N1 EK9 Civic Type R ECU. The 1999 - 2000 EK9 Honda Civic Type R has a OBD2B ecu.
So for this installation we will need a OBD2B to OBD2A conversion harness.
This how to also applies to apexi power fc since all of them are OBD2A.
Make sure your battery is not connected just in case!
Photo of the OBD2A ECU
Ok, now lets plug the OBD2B to OBD2A conversion harness
open obd2a ecu
Ok, lets remove the screws on the plastics on the passenger side, and we will see the OBD2B ecu!
Unplug all the cables
Now lets install the ecu, you can use some tape to hold well the OBD2A conversion harness, so you can fit the plastic cover!
You're done!
I also recommend you to read this thread to learn the honda ecu harness differences:
http://www.ek9.org/forum/resource-area/189-honda-obd0-obd1-obd2a-obd2b-ecu-differences.html
So for this installation we will need a OBD2B to OBD2A conversion harness.
This how to also applies to apexi power fc since all of them are OBD2A.
Make sure your battery is not connected just in case!
Photo of the OBD2A ECU
Ok, now lets plug the OBD2B to OBD2A conversion harness
open obd2a ecu
Ok, lets remove the screws on the plastics on the passenger side, and we will see the OBD2B ecu!
Unplug all the cables
Now lets install the ecu, you can use some tape to hold well the OBD2A conversion harness, so you can fit the plastic cover!
You're done!
I also recommend you to read this thread to learn the honda ecu harness differences:
http://www.ek9.org/forum/resource-area/189-honda-obd0-obd1-obd2a-obd2b-ecu-differences.html