you will need the PIN# IIRC
My car currently has an issue with the ignition lock cable not functioning properly, which will be solved by replacing the column that I bought from Dave. At the moment, the interlock cable is unhooked, and the car drives fine. I'm going to use my current cylinder and sentry key with the new column, so that problem will be solved.Ummmm......what initiated this drastic change? Something in your current item set failed and you needed an entire set to replace it. The major fail on what you bought appears to be no keys/ignition lock to go with the rest of the set.
Did you need a new key originally or something else? I think I have a couple of Sentry key blanks here if that was the original issue. They're actually pretty cheap nowadays. If you don't have two original programmed Sentry keys...it's a trip to the dealer anyway. No matter if you buy a used complete set or not.
See here: http://www.lhforums.net/forums/showthread.php?20029-FS-2001-PHP-ECM-n-stuffThe computer would expect to see side air bags, a different ambient temperature sensor (battery) and additional emissions components. While these lights will be on on the dashboard, the car will run with no issues whatsoever.
Everything is for sale, at the rigth price, but at the moment the car is slower than my 09 and 2013 accords, which are both V6-EXL's. Can't have the car sitting in the same garage as the other two and be slower now can we? The car either needs to go to another owner where it can be given the proper treatment, or I need to simply keep it and make it faster.One sec, isn't the car for sale? :banana:
The changes in the shift patterns would be in the TCM. Now, dose the PHP TCM really have any improved shifting, that's up for debate. I've never really drove one for an extended period of time to find out.
+++Agreed!!+++The gear swap makes the car feel much better IMO, much better off the line and it feels lighter. In bang for the buck performance mods, this one is right up there.
Anyway to correct the speedo with the DBRIII?The autostick is a non-issue as long as you stick to a 99+ TCM.
You can run the PHP TCM with 3.89's, but your speedo will be off. Also, unless your current tranny is going, a gear swap alone is relatively easy(easier than pulling the whole tranny anyways). The gear swap makes the car feel much better IMO, much better off the line and it feels lighter. In bang for the buck performance mods, this one is right up there.
I believe it's just fixed with a 2.7l tcm. At least when I was chatting with Gorm he had a 2000 PHP in his 1999 with a 2.7l tcm which corrected his speedometer.Anyway to correct the speedo with the DBRIII?
I had 3.89's in my 98 SE which had the 3.5 HO conversion. It was much faster.
But by switching to a 2.7l pcm you lose a small amount of power. I think someone dynoed it to be 8 hp? Not worth crying over, but enough to make ya want a special pcm, but also faster shifts with the special pcmThe Special has 3.89's from the factory, that's one of the main factors in making it faster than a regular M. The problem comes when a person with a base 3.5 and 3.66 gears installs the 3.89's and keeps his stock PCM. You then have an incorrect speedo reading that can only be corrected by swapping PCM's to either a Special's or a 2.7 car.
For clarity purposes, by '2.7 PCM swap' we are refering to the "TCM" and not the "ECM" on the 98-01 cars correct? So if someone has a base 2000 3.5 300M or intrepid and puts in the 3.89 with a 2.7 TCM (and keeping the stock ECM that they have) they can solve the speedo issue but the better solution would have been to use a the TCM from a 2002 special with 3.89 compatiblity and firmer shifting and no 8hp loss, which means it's a 2002+, which means that the TCM and ECM are a single unit, which means you have to swap the wiring harnesses to do it, which means you are better off acccepting the speedo being off.But by switching to a 2.7l pcm you lose a small amount of power. I think someone dynoed it to be 8 hp? Not worth crying over, but enough to make ya want a special pcm, but also faster shifts with the special pcm
For a 2002 special wiring swap into this car, I think the best way to do it would be to find a 2002 wrecked special with a decent low milage engine and a very nice interior and have the entire car shipped to Dan's place. At that point we would swap from the 2002 into my car:Correct. Also, keep in mind that the difference between the 2002/2003/2004 Special PCM's isn't that big. Many prefer the 2003 and 2004 programming because it's more "refined" than that of the 2002.
Now, if you wanted to do a 2002 wiring swap, maybe I can help you out :Welder: