USDM OBD1 Socket Kit
USDM OBD1 Socket Kit
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This DIY socket kit includes everything you need to socket your OBD1 Honda/Acura ECU, allowing you to install and swap EEPROM chips or emulators for tuning. Ideal for enthusiasts who want to perform their own ECU modifications at home.
Included in the Kit
- 28‑pin socket (your choice of style)
- 4‑pin CN2 datalog header
- 1.2kΩ resistor
- IC latch (74HC373)
- 2× 0.1µF ceramic capacitors (C51 and C52)
- Installation guide via QR code on packaging
Socket Style Options
Choose the socket style that best fits your setup:
- Machine Socket – Common for emulator boards (CobraRTP, Demon2, & more)
- Leaf Socket – Works with standard EEPROM chips (commonly used for basic tunes)
- Header – Required for Hondata S300v3 and similar boards that use pin headers
- ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) Socket – Ideal for frequent chip swapping without wear
Verify which style your tuning solution requires before ordering.
Notes
- Compatible with 1992–1995 OBD1 Honda/Acura ECUs (P28, P30, P06, etc.).
- Installation requires soldering and basic electronics knowledge.
- Professional installation is recommended if you are unfamiliar with ECU modification.
- We also offer pre‑socketed ECUs and installation services for customers who prefer a ready‑to‑use solution.

About this tool
A tool for the garage. It is not listed for a specific vehicle.
- Sizes, capacity and specs: listed in the details above. Check them against the job, such as the fastener size or the weight you need to lift.
- Specs and warranty come from the manufacturer and can change.
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Is this tool for a specific car?
It is not listed for a specific vehicle. Check the sizes and specs in the details above against your job.
Where do specs and warranty details come from?
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