dionysus

my car died one day come to find out it had no spark so i changed out the ignition coil and the module it has spark now but the firing order is messed up i changed it around to see what would happen it started up but it was sucking a lot of air in i mean alot what would be the cause i used the ignition coil and module out of a 95 honda civic 16 valve would that matter i have a 95 civic d16 1.6 vtec. would it be the timing belt.

MonkeyMagic

i'd love to help... but i have no idea what you said

maybe a period or a comma or something would help

EGhatchguy

if my assumption is correct you are saying that you are sucking in a lot of air in through the intake? meaning its loud i think is what your saying at idle in my 95 si that has the same motor i can clearly hear the intake sucking air in it is loud and just how they sound if you have an aftermarket intake

dionysus

ok i had no spark so i used the ignition coil and module out of a 95 civic 16 valve and i have a 95 civic vtec (would that matter).well it worked i have spark but the firing order is messed up its like 1342 or something when i had my car running i had it in a different order but it was sucking a lot of air through the intake if i put my hand right there it would get stuck big time someone said it might of slipped a tooth on the timing belt i dont know

s1ngleslam

that sucking air issue u have should b regular if u have aftermarket cai and make sure u use the same ignition coil from the vtec

MonkeyMagic

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by dionysus &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ok i had no spark so i used the ignition coil and module out of a 95 civic 16 valve and i have a 95 civic vtec (would that matter).well it worked i have spark but the firing order is messed up its like 1342 or something when i had my car running i had it in a different order but it was sucking a lot of air through the intake if i put my hand right there it would get stuck big time someone said it might of slipped a tooth on the timing belt i dont know</TD></TR></TABLE>



WAAHT??

i think the ignition modules are the same, i know the coils are. you sure you don't have the plug wires in the wrong order?

use some periods next post

dionysus

it idels really rough and when i start to go it stalls out would it be from using a differnt module and coil

94EG8

Yes you can use the coil and igniter out of a D15B7/D15B8, actually you can use every part of that distributor except for the actual outer casing, everything else is interchangeable. Below is the firing order.





Modified by 94EG8 at 9:59 PM 10/31/2008

dionysus

thanks man really i will try that