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From: Mashing in the big chainring in LOS ANGELES, CA
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fellas, i'm having a little problem with my obd0 to obd1 conversion.
i used this info for the conversion http://hondaswap.com/hybrid-eg-ek-dc...version-88572/
the pinouts are half ways down the page.
the car is trowing two cels
#20- ELD
#41- o2 sensor
when i jump it, it starts fine, idles fine. however, when i try to start it without jumping it, the first time i turn the key it'll try to start but will quickly die and if i keep trying, the battery eventually dies within minutes.
i would appreciate if you guys can give me some advise on what to do here
i used this info for the conversion http://hondaswap.com/hybrid-eg-ek-dc...version-88572/
the pinouts are half ways down the page.
the car is trowing two cels
#20- ELD
#41- o2 sensor
when i jump it, it starts fine, idles fine. however, when i try to start it without jumping it, the first time i turn the key it'll try to start but will quickly die and if i keep trying, the battery eventually dies within minutes.
i would appreciate if you guys can give me some advise on what to do here
So you rewired and did everything yourself instead of buying the conversion harness basically? If you converted to obd1 the ecu will be looking for the 4 wire o2 sensor which you must still have the obd0. I've heard that having a bad o2 sensor or not running an o2 sensor can cause the car to not start and to die, try either adding the 4 wire o2 sensor or if you can get your ecu programmed have them delete it. im not sure about the other code
Edit: Just looked up the code 20 and it appears you can have the deleted from your ecu as well without affecting the drivability, The ELD just basically senses when the car is using more electricity such as turning on defrosters etc and supplies more fuel to make up for it
Edit: Just looked up the code 20 and it appears you can have the deleted from your ecu as well without affecting the drivability, The ELD just basically senses when the car is using more electricity such as turning on defrosters etc and supplies more fuel to make up for it






