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Old 10-15-2006, 06:33 PM
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Whats the difference between the two... other than the PG7 is an integra ECU and PM7 is the ZC ECU. I have a JDM ZC engine and am running a PG7 is this fine I do have 4 cel codes on
Codes 6 - Coolant temp, 7 - throttle angle, 9 - No1 cylinder position, and 10 - air intake temp

If I were to switch to a PM7 would it help any?

By the way car runs like **** wont rev past 2k and barely revs at all with backfiring
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Fix the codes. They aren't cause of the ECU, they're cause you have sensors malfunctioning.
Old 10-15-2006, 06:42 PM
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yeah, the ecu wont make a difference, just get all of the codes fixed, and you should be good. i used to have a zc, and ran that ecu, and it worked fine.
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Ok well I started troubleshooting code 9 first - No1 cylinder position...

I changed the timng belt because it was loose probably skipped a tooh or something. No1 cylinder was full of oil and the gap on the spark plug had been smashed in so I regapped it since the plug looked fine. I then let the oil fall out of the cylinder. I checked resistance from the connector on the dizzy, that turned out fine. I went in the cabin and checked resistance on that side of the harness and I wasn't getting between 350-550, it read around 3009, weird to me. I think it may be that spark plug wire going to the No1 cylinder it was drenched in oil to begin with.

Any suggestions?
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