93 d15b turbo - getting too much fuel
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93 d15b turbo - getting too much fuel
About a year ago, I purchased a 93 civic si hatch that had a d15b vtec with a turbo kit. I have a 2000 civic dx which i swapped this d15b into. I've done all the necessary changes to my engine harness and i used a obd2b to obd1 jumper harness. The engine was running 450cc low-impedence injectors with a resistor box. i changed the injectors to 440cc which are out of a supra which i thought were high-impedence. when i put them in they did not work. the engine rolls and almost fires up but doesnt because she is pooring too much fuel. i wired a resistor box into the 440cc injectors for curiosity and she fired up for about 10 minutes and then shut down again from too much fuel.
Before i wired the resistor box the car was sitting for a couple weeks with the battery unhooked. i was wondering if this reset the ecu enough for her to fire up.
This has me completely stumped lol. i dont know if maybe one of my sensors are messed up or not. i was thinkin maybe if the map sensor was messed up she might throw a code causing her to run like crap?
Any suggestions or ideas will be greatly appreciated
Before i wired the resistor box the car was sitting for a couple weeks with the battery unhooked. i was wondering if this reset the ecu enough for her to fire up.
This has me completely stumped lol. i dont know if maybe one of my sensors are messed up or not. i was thinkin maybe if the map sensor was messed up she might throw a code causing her to run like crap?
Any suggestions or ideas will be greatly appreciated
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Re: 93 d15b turbo - getting too much fuel
Not really. I don't know what your transplant actually consisted of. If your wideband is telling you it's overly rich then get it retuned.
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Re: 93 d15b turbo - getting too much fuel
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Hey, im new so not sure if im doin this right but here it goes lol. i have a 93 civic which was swapped to a d15b with turbo and i swapped it into my 2000 civic dx. i have done all the necessary changes such as a obd2b to obd1 jumper harness, im running a p28 ecu, ive changed the 3 wire iacv to a 2 wire, changed the injector plugs, dizzy wiring, altenator, etc. The white iat plug on the d15b head is now not connected. She also has an aftermarket map that i had to wire into my harness. Havn't wired vtec yet. The engine was running blue top 450 injectors and a resistor box from an eclipse. But of course seeming it was my first engine swap, i had no idea what the resistor box was. I new it was wired up in the 93 but didnt wire it into my car. So i fired her up (without the resistor box) and she ran fine. I went for a little spin and when i went to step her down, she bogged and shut down on me. She washed herself down on her cylinders. So i brought her back and drained the oil, etc to try and clean her out. Then i ran her off stock 240 injectors for a little bit until i found out how to wire up the resistor box. She ran ok off the 240s but was starting to wash herself down again. I rewired the 450 injectors again and the resistor box once i dropped the oil again but she will not fire up with the 450s. she still runs off the 240s but not at all with the 450s and resistor box. I have no idea whats causing her not to run with the 450s. She ran perfect while in the 93. I was thinking maybe the injector drive in the ecu is fried and just pumping steady flow to the injectors?? Other than that im stumped for ideas
Hey, im new so not sure if im doin this right but here it goes lol. i have a 93 civic which was swapped to a d15b with turbo and i swapped it into my 2000 civic dx. i have done all the necessary changes such as a obd2b to obd1 jumper harness, im running a p28 ecu, ive changed the 3 wire iacv to a 2 wire, changed the injector plugs, dizzy wiring, altenator, etc. The white iat plug on the d15b head is now not connected. She also has an aftermarket map that i had to wire into my harness. Havn't wired vtec yet. The engine was running blue top 450 injectors and a resistor box from an eclipse. But of course seeming it was my first engine swap, i had no idea what the resistor box was. I new it was wired up in the 93 but didnt wire it into my car. So i fired her up (without the resistor box) and she ran fine. I went for a little spin and when i went to step her down, she bogged and shut down on me. She washed herself down on her cylinders. So i brought her back and drained the oil, etc to try and clean her out. Then i ran her off stock 240 injectors for a little bit until i found out how to wire up the resistor box. She ran ok off the 240s but was starting to wash herself down again. I rewired the 450 injectors again and the resistor box once i dropped the oil again but she will not fire up with the 450s. she still runs off the 240s but not at all with the 450s and resistor box. I have no idea whats causing her not to run with the 450s. She ran perfect while in the 93. I was thinking maybe the injector drive in the ecu is fried and just pumping steady flow to the injectors?? Other than that im stumped for ideas
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Re: 93 d15b turbo - getting too much fuel
Let's take a step back. What injectors are currently in the car? You can test the impedance (resistance) with a multimeter to confirm if they need a resistor box
Was the car ever actually tuned? Just because the ecu is chipped doesn't mean the proper map is on the chip. I would suggest getting a new basemap properly scaled for the 450cc injectors and go from there. Or swap to a stock p28 map and see how the 240cc injectors do.
Does the car have any CELs?
Was the car ever actually tuned? Just because the ecu is chipped doesn't mean the proper map is on the chip. I would suggest getting a new basemap properly scaled for the 450cc injectors and go from there. Or swap to a stock p28 map and see how the 240cc injectors do.
Does the car have any CELs?
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Re: 93 d15b turbo - getting too much fuel
the injectors that are currently in the car are 440cc injectors. i tested the resistance and they do need a resistor box. its reading roughly 8 ohms. with the box its reading between 2 and 3 ohms which as far as i know is correct.
The engine was tuned long before i bought it because it was already in another car. When i bought the car it had 450cc injectors with a resistor box. I put the 440cc injectors in myself, thinking they were high-impedence. I wired in the resistor box this morning and the car fired up right away and ran for about 10 minutes then died again.
Ive been working on the car the past couple weeks and everytime i tried to start it without the resistor box and the 440cc injectors, she would start but barely want to stay going because she was getting too much fuel.
Hopefully that all makes sense lol.
The engine was tuned long before i bought it because it was already in another car. When i bought the car it had 450cc injectors with a resistor box. I put the 440cc injectors in myself, thinking they were high-impedence. I wired in the resistor box this morning and the car fired up right away and ran for about 10 minutes then died again.
Ive been working on the car the past couple weeks and everytime i tried to start it without the resistor box and the 440cc injectors, she would start but barely want to stay going because she was getting too much fuel.
Hopefully that all makes sense lol.
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Re: 93 d15b turbo - getting too much fuel
https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/how-pull-cel-d4-srs-abs-codes-code-lists-1901557/
pull the code and let us know what you find.
pull the code and let us know what you find.
#19
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Re: 93 d15b turbo - getting too much fuel
where did the 440's come from because if they are saturated RC440's they do NOT need a resistor box. may wanna be the route u wanna go since using the resistor box seems to be throwing a wrench in your project. maybe try going to a junkyard and grabbing a resistor box from an accord or any honda with one and trying that out. if your chipped ecu was mapped to run a resistor box and 450's and now your running saturated 440 injectors you will need to get another basemap to run this setup. im sure u can have phearable.net or xeocron.com to send u a new chip with a decent basemap with a mod list u provide to get u in the ballpark to get you to a tuner for 20 bux.
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Re: 93 d15b turbo - getting too much fuel
The 440s came out of a supra. The seller told me they were saturated but don't know if thats right or not. I had another resistor box out of an accord which is the one i tried yesterday when she fired up but after she shut down again she hasnt started since.
#21
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Re: 93 d15b turbo - getting too much fuel
Everything I can find online says the 440 supra injectors are peak and hold. So you should ge good with the resistor box. Maybe test the injectors resistance again cause 8ohms sounds a bit high for p/h injectors.
Any word on the CEL?
Any word on the CEL?
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Re: 93 d15b turbo - getting too much fuel
ok thanks. and still no word on the CEL because i still have no idea how to get the readings. if someone could let me know how because i cannot read them with the code reader i have, it would be great.