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Old 09-05-2010, 06:10 PM
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i have a 00 civic dx and i need wire identification on green plug by the ecu plugs. Please need help asap yellow/blue (edited) wire shorted out. now car wont start and wont read cel.

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i have a 00 civic dx and i need wire identification on green plug by the ecu plugs. Please need help asap yellow/green wire shorted out. now car wont start and wont read cel.
op, please put what help you need in the titles of your threads. i'll fix this one for you.

yellow/green...

****. as far as stuff that won't let the car start, green/yellow is fuel pump relay whereas yellow/green is ICM.

if it is indeed yellow with a green stripe then i'd guess ICM.
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op, please put what help you need in the titles of your threads. i'll fix this one for you.

yellow/green...

****. as far as stuff that won't let the car start, green/yellow is fuel pump relay whereas yellow/green is ICM.

if it is indeed yellow with a green stripe then i'd guess ICM.
ok thanks.......yes yellow with green stripe. gave it throttle runs but missing and alot of smoke. also wont stay on if i take throttle off.
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ok thanks.......yes yellow with green stripe. gave it throttle runs but missing and alot of smoke. also wont stay on if i take throttle off.
hmm, what engine is it? do you have another distributor that you can 1. swap on or 2. salvage the ignitor to swap and test?

though, re: wire color, i hate to have you chase your tail off of my foggy memory.

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hmm, what engine is it? do you have another distributor that you can 1. swap on or 2. salvage the ignitor to swap and test?

though, re: wire color, i hate to have you chase your tail of of my foggy memory.
its a d16y8.....yes i do have a extra distributor will try tomorrow. i looked at ecu does not smell burnt or look burnt. also no blown fuses.
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hmm, what engine is it? do you have another distributor that you can 1. swap on or 2. salvage the ignitor to swap and test?

though, re: wire color, i hate to have you chase your tail of of my foggy memory.
also dash lights turned on with key off. Then went off when found shorted wire.
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Default Re: HALP! shorted yellow/green wire on green plug near ECU

Post a picture of the connector and bad wire.

Are you talking about the green C131 connector? If so, it does not have a Yel/Grn wire. But it does have a Yel/Blu wire that pins at terminal 20.

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Default Re: HALP! shorted yellow/green wire on green plug near ECU

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Post a picture of the connector and bad wire.

Are you talking about the green C131 connector? If so, it does not have a Yel/Grn wire. But it does have a Yel/Blu wire that pins at terminal 20.

yes thats the connector im talking about. Do you know what the wire go's to?
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What specific wire running to C131 is burnt?




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It's a 00 Civic DX with a D16Y8 swap, right? What wire harnesses and ECU are in the car?

Your first post said this "now car wont start and wont read cel." In post #3, you said this "gave it throttle runs but missing and alot of smoke. also wont stay on if i take throttle off." In post #6, you said this "dash lights turned on with key off. Then went off when found shorted wire." What are the current problems with the car?

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What specific wire running to C131 is burnt?




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It's a 00 Civic DX with a D16Y8 swap, right? What wire harnesses and ECU are in the car?

You first post said this "now car wont start and wont read cel." In post #3, you said this "gave it throttle runs but missing and alot of smoke. also wont stay on if i take throttle off." In post #6, you said this "dash lights turned on with key off. Then went off when found shorted wire." What are the current problems with the car?


20 yellow/blue.... it cranks over wont fire but if i hold throttle will run. only with foot on throttle it smokes badly and sounds like its blown. also cel is solid doesn't flash on or off and scan tool wont read ecu.
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The Yel/Blu wire provides reference voltage from the ECU to the fuel tank pressure sensor and the throttle position sensor (TPS). The latter explains your throttle problem. Repair the shorted wire and go from there. Cross your fingers that the wire short did not also damage the ECU. Considering the dash lights problem, there are likely additional shorted wires that also need to be located.


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The Yel/Blu wire provides reference voltage from the ECU to the fuel tank pressure sensor and the throttle position sensor (TPS). The latter explains your throttle problem. Repair the shorted wire and go from there. Cross your fingers that the wire short did not also damage the ECU. Considering the dash lights problem, there are likely additional shorted wires that also need to be located.


Thanks alot.....good to know theres people on here that actually help others.... The wire did not burn was just bare and touched metal...so i shrink wraped it...I think the ecu is damaged. Im getting another one tomorrow to try. I will post if it fixed my problem.
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Default Re: HALP! shorted yellow/green wire on green plug near ECU

replaced ecu car runs now.....thanks for all the help.....
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Default Re: HALP! shorted yellow/green wire on green plug near ECU

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replaced ecu car runs now.....thanks for all the help.....
awesome! now just make sure all is covered well so it doesn't short again. btw how did that happen in the first place?
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Default Re: HALP! shorted yellow/blue wire on green plug near ECU

bringing it back-

that green plug-c131 has a white wire going from c131's harness to one of the ECU plugs harness, right near the ecu. Im unsure if its stock or not. is it?

When i was under there i found a broken wire on c131, it was green w/ a blk tracer. From the looks of the position it was either 14 or 19.I fixed it, didnt notice anything.My car has always been 5sp.

Also, does anyone have any insight to the fuel tank pressure sensor and its relation to the TPS?
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