yes we can

yes it does.

De-soldering is the most time consuming process. Which I didn't show. But overall, e to the ZZZZ

I have a complete ecu if youd like to purchase one. Also, i don't think they see any on ebay anymore and stores online sell them for an arm n leg now. message me at my IG @ johnny.muah.project

if its a usdm p30 ecu from an obd1 del sol vtec, then that is the one i would choose since it already has vtec in it. p06 doesn't have vtec, but as you see in this video here, it's very simple to just solder it in.

yea pretty much you will just have to desolder what i soldered in from this video. or, if you'd like you can send it in to us and we can do it for you. Message me at my ig @Johnny.Muah.Project

Thanks brenda. Didn't phase her, she's a trooper

yes, you'll be just fine. as long as its a b series auto, it'll fit and work as it should. just think they have d16z6 automatic from the factory

first step is for chipping the ecu, which the sst chip will become the new brain to the ecu. Chipping gives you the option to now tune your car with your specific mods using a program. Then the vtec section (top left of the ecu) is for ecus that doesn't have vtec, which a p06 doesn't. If you have a p28 or p72, then those have vtec already installed. If you're running a non vtec motor, then you wouldn't need it. hope that helps.

@@JiroProject okay so if I just want to throw in a d16z6 into my car then I may as well do the entire process in the video. Also thank you

@@hamper116 what car and motor do you have? im guessing you did a z6 swap from a d15? if you can get a p28 ecu, thats the way to go. if you want to use your p06, chip it, and put a p28 basemap in, then that's another way.

@@JiroProject I have a del sol with a d15 at the moment and have a d16z6 that’s getting to getting ready to get dropped in. I’m not wanting to spend a fortune on a p28, so doing p06 to vtec conversion is what I’ll do

@@hamper116 yup then you're on the right track. but you'll need to get a p28 basemap burnt onto the sst chip, which we do that service as well if needed.

give me an email at [email protected]

@@JiroProject email sent

@@TheLegendaryTaco sorry didn't get anything yet. don't forget the underscore

you mean how to burn a basemap?

Been lazy, will get it up hopefully soon here. Thanks for checking the vids out bro

They make a lot fake chips out there. You can search comparisons on what to look for. But the good chips are lifetime reburnable. The fake ones are like 2 or 3 time burns and then they don't burn anymore. As for a retune, I would retune your car with any big or major mods like upgrade turbo, cams, etc.. hope that helps.

@@JiroProject appreciate your help

after your chip your ecu you'll need a basemap, yes. And then tuned from there. I wouldn't drive very far or long w/o a tune if you're boosted.

check the capacitors, or ic17, which is TA8903SN. and check code 21 - VTEC spool solenoid valve. Watch my vtec section part and see if everything is there and has nice solder contacts. Also make sure your vtec solenoid is wired in correctly or nothing is broken or loose.

Where you located?

I am my dude. Thanks for dropping by fellow hmong fam.

no. thats obd2

hahha.. right? im gonna try not to hit that.

@@JiroProject Here we are

@@Verziq hahah apparently all my video got deleted w/ my external drive and lost everything. So yea total fail.

yea sorry about that. They are actually no longer selling anymore, so I go through different people/companies. If you need anything message me under the description. Thanks.

Yes it can be done

Jumah, email me at [email protected]

I have never chipped a p27. But if the board looks exactly like the one in the video, then it should be the same and should work. If you need one, I do have a few still

@@JiroProject do you sell chipping and vtec conversion chip bro? I checked the ecu it has the same code as the one shown in the video

@@brandonyu98 I do sell kits and or can chip your ecu if needed. I also have ecus that are chipped with vtec that I am currently selling. If interested in any of these please email me at [email protected]