Em1, changed dizzy, car won't start
03-16-2012, 04:25 AM
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Re: Em1, changed dizzy, car won't start
I've seen all kinds of issues with aftermarket alarms, I would look at that a little closer! Maybe by disconnecting the alarm wire it put it into safe mode or something! Just a thought!
03-16-2012, 02:06 PM
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Re: Em1, changed dizzy, car won't start
Yo man, you said at the beginning:
"I have a 2000 civic Si that I converted to obd1"
Than later you saying :
"i have a friend with a stock em1... i replaced the dizzy with his which is working fine in his car"-(OBD2b if im not mistaking )
Am I missing something? Should it work with no problem?
I guess thats why timing was off when you were done with replacement....
"I have a 2000 civic Si that I converted to obd1"
Than later you saying :
"i have a friend with a stock em1... i replaced the dizzy with his which is working fine in his car"-(OBD2b if im not mistaking )
Am I missing something? Should it work with no problem?
I guess thats why timing was off when you were done with replacement....
03-17-2012, 06:10 AM
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Re: Em1, changed dizzy, car won't start
When I said I converted it to obd1 I meant I have a jumper and a chipped p28... Putting the obd2 dizzy and ecu makes it obd2 again... Sorry if it was confusing...
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