turboex

I Have a 2000si with the obd2 to obd1 harness. if there was a wire crosed on the harness is there any chance that it could cause the check engine light to come on? See Im still getting the solid red hondata light but i also have a solid check engine light and i cant pull any codes. I know the ecu is good so were thinking the rom is bad. but im just wondering if the wiring harness could cause this to. thanks guys

00ITR #543

should be a cel code. Did you jumper the harness to check the code? Does the car start? Manual has the cel codes listed.

turboex

The ecu wont give a check engine code and the car does start, it just runs bad. i would like to say the ecu is in "limp home mode" but the car revs past 4000rpm it just back fires abit and runs super rich.

turboex

i tried to unplug the hondatabox and turn the car on and it does the same thing. check engine light is solid and the car runs shitty. hum. this is no fun. i hope the new chip will fix this

Sonny

Do you have Datalogging? If so, turn on the datalogger and it will flash the code right up there for you to see.

Sonny

turboex

man sonny i wish i had data logging. who a scan tool pull the code? i dont see how it would if I cant pull the code throught the jumper and the check engine light. thanks

turboex

Ok i finally totally eliminated the obd2-obd1 harness by installing the system to my friends integra thats obd1 o i did not need the harness to plug in the hondata. Well i still got the same probs. so at least I know its not that. Im gonna try using the mugen chip from my friends chiped p28 to see if my setup runs then, that way i can narrow it to the chip. any other ideas guys?

GruvyTune

I'm pretty well convinced it is your ROM chip!

turboex

I hope it is. and ill be of the the dyno!