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Old 10-18-2004 | 04:18 PM
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Those with UNICHIP

If anyone here that has a unichip has pictures of their ECU, please post pictures. Specifically I am looking for a picture of the plug on the driver's side. Please also include year/model info. Thanks in advance!
Old 10-18-2004 | 04:34 PM
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Unichip will not work on the TLP.
Old 10-18-2004 | 04:39 PM
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Originally Posted by NSXNEXT
Unichip will not work on the TLP.
But if someone with a modded TL-P were to donate their time and car to the manufacturer, it would become available correct? At least that was the last impression I got from the Unichip thread that was posted awhile ago....
Old 10-18-2004 | 05:02 PM
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Plug on the driver's side? ... Maybe its diff for the TL-S, but in my car all of the plugs are on the passenger side.
Old 10-18-2004 | 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by LiQiCE
Plug on the driver's side? ... Maybe its diff for the TL-S, but in my car all of the plugs are on the passenger side.
Well, actually there are 4 plugs on the driver's side of the TL-S and the TL-P is exactly the same.

The plug I am curious about is the plug on the other side. I am hoping that someone out there can show me what a '00+ TL-P looks like on that side.

I am trying to figure out if the extra pins deal with the 5 speed tranny or the VSA, my guess is that it is VSA.

Here are the 4 plugs on the passenger side.


Here is the plug on the driver's side.


If anyone can help, let me know. Thanks!
Old 10-18-2004 | 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted by NSXNEXT
Unichip will not work on the TLP.
Oops, thanks for the info.
Old 10-19-2004 | 01:46 AM
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Where did you get the Type-S ECU from?

And what year is the TL-P that the ecu is off of.

I have a extra ECU but wasn't sure which model it was from, but i guess its a TL-S b/c of the extra pins







Can someone actually confirm this?
Old 10-19-2004 | 02:07 AM
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Maybe the TL-P Ecu was from a 99TL, it was a OBD2a vs 00+TL OBD2b
Due to that, the plugs might have changed
Old 10-19-2004 | 11:57 AM
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Yeah, my TL-P is a '99. The plugs on the driver's side are the same. I plugged the TL-S ECU in to confirm this.

The ecu you have pictured does have the extra pins, but I'm unsure how to tell if it's a TL-S or not. Where did you get it? I got my TL-S ecu off ebay for $10 shipped, so I just thought I would give it a shot.
Old 10-19-2004 | 12:11 PM
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If anyone can explain... Just got this in my inbox. Why is it that the Unichip works with the accord V6 3.0 and not with the TL-P 3.2 Based on the similarity of the two platforms.

Note! Please view this thread
http://www.v6performance.net/forums/...ad.php?t=42337 for a easier to view
version of this email.

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engagement point. Of course it can! Below please find R&D result from Unichip:

~ FURTHER EXPLANATION FROM JACK@UNICHIP ~
Per your request, we did some testing to look at the benefits of moving the VTEC
in a CL-S cam equipped Gen 6 Accord. This chart represents the results. As
previously stated, we can move the VTEC anywhere.

For this evaluation, we turned VTEC “on” and did several runs. Then we turned
VTEC “off” and did several runs. Results from those runs are plotted in this
chart against a “standard” pull to show what impact the changes have. The Red
plots represent a standard VTEC setting with the Unichip installed. The Orange
plots shows performance with VTEC always on (transition at 1000 rpm); low rpm
performance suffers dramatically, but when the engine accelerates to ~ 4200 rpm
the cam performs as designed. The Green plot shows performance with VTEC always
off (transition at 6000 rpm); the engine intially runs great since that’s where
the cam profile is optimim, but as the engine accelerates through ~ 3500 rpm,
performance falls off significantly.

Can the VTEC be moved? Yes, it can be moved anywhere in the rpm band... a few
rpm in one direction or the other, or all the way to idle or not until redline.
Is there a potential power gain, perhaps a small one. Is it significant, no.

The stock transition is positioned pretty much where it needs to be. To compare
the significance of a potential change, the blue line represents Torque without
the Unichip. Note the maximum difference in the transition area available by
playing with VTEC is less than half the difference gained by adding the Unichip
in the first place, and is limited to a very narrow rpm band.

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Old 10-19-2004 | 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by dands99tl
Yeah, my TL-P is a '99. The plugs on the driver's side are the same. I plugged the TL-S ECU in to confirm this.

The ecu you have pictured does have the extra pins, but I'm unsure how to tell if it's a TL-S or not. Where did you get it? I got my TL-S ecu off ebay for $10 shipped, so I just thought I would give it a shot.

I got mine off Ebay for $10 shipped too.

How are the plugs on the driver side the same? From the pics, the the TL-P has less pins and smaller in size.

People with 2000+ TL-P can you take a pic of your driver side ECU?
Old 10-19-2004 | 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted by MotionEffects
I got mine off Ebay for $10 shipped too.

How are the plugs on the driver side the same? From the pics, the the TL-P has less pins and smaller in size.

People with 2000+ TL-P can you take a pic of your driver side ECU?
Oops, I really need to pay attention more. I meant that the plugs on the passenger side, the 4 main plugs are the same.
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