Just did swap. Engine not starting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Just did swap. Engine not starting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just put a h22a4 in my 96 ex. We checked all the wiring and nothing seems out of place. When I go to start it, it sounds like it isn't priming. Or the fuel pump isn't kicking in. No sound what so ever. Help me out plz!!!. Also We tried with and without the reistor hooked up to the injectors. I have OBD2 injectors. Do I need a resistor? thx.
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Thanks. I didn't think so, but I am tryin to find out what the hell is going on. I don't know if it is a combination of things or if it is one problem. I will take a look at it after I get out of school. Only 1 hour to go.
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Re: (IHateJDM)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by IHateJDM »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Check your main relay if the fuel pump isn't priming.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Someone put the little picture up with the guy getting hit in the head with a hammer, cause I deserve it.
After I checked everything and it's mother, I couldn't find the source of my problem. Well, come to find out, I forgot to hookup the little green connector that goes in by the harness.( I think it comes from the relay) I put a electrical connector to the fuel pump fuse in the fuse box and all I heard was a "click" sound everytime I touched it. I looked were it was coming from and seen below, a green connector that wasn't plugged in by the harness. I plugged it in and turned the key. Sure enough, I heard the fuel pump kick in. I was so mad, and so glad at the same time.
So plz, everyone. Give me **** for being such a nub.
Anyways. I got it started and everything went smooth. I didn't get no smoke come out the exhaust and no noises from anywhere. And this motor was sitting for about 1 1/2 years in someone garage before I bought it six months ago. So thats 2 years. All siad and done. When I look back at this swap. It was worth it.
I totally deserve an *** whooping from my mother with a spiked paddle for missing that. UHH! IDIOT!
Someone put the little picture up with the guy getting hit in the head with a hammer, cause I deserve it.
After I checked everything and it's mother, I couldn't find the source of my problem. Well, come to find out, I forgot to hookup the little green connector that goes in by the harness.( I think it comes from the relay) I put a electrical connector to the fuel pump fuse in the fuse box and all I heard was a "click" sound everytime I touched it. I looked were it was coming from and seen below, a green connector that wasn't plugged in by the harness. I plugged it in and turned the key. Sure enough, I heard the fuel pump kick in. I was so mad, and so glad at the same time.
So plz, everyone. Give me **** for being such a nub.
Anyways. I got it started and everything went smooth. I didn't get no smoke come out the exhaust and no noises from anywhere. And this motor was sitting for about 1 1/2 years in someone garage before I bought it six months ago. So thats 2 years. All siad and done. When I look back at this swap. It was worth it.
I totally deserve an *** whooping from my mother with a spiked paddle for missing that. UHH! IDIOT!
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Sixgundone »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
So plz, everyone. Give me **** for being such a nub.
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You stupid nub. J/K, glad to hear it's running man.
So plz, everyone. Give me **** for being such a nub.
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You stupid nub. J/K, glad to hear it's running man.
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