auto to manual IACV issue (random thought)
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auto to manual IACV issue (random thought)
to avoid the problem with a 3 wire auto IACV running with a 2 wire 5 speed ecu,
couldn't you run a d16y7 ecu which runs a 3 wire ECU?
I understand VTEC wouldn't work, but at least you wouldn't get the dreaded CEL # 14
couldn't you run a d16y7 ecu which runs a 3 wire ECU?
I understand VTEC wouldn't work, but at least you wouldn't get the dreaded CEL # 14
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Re: auto to manual IACV issue (igo4bmx)
Why would you want to run a particular ECU just for the IACV it controls???
You don't avoid problems, you fix'em. How hard is it to get a 2-wire IACV connector, graft it onto your existing 3-wire harness, and move a wire at the ECU?
You don't avoid problems, you fix'em. How hard is it to get a 2-wire IACV connector, graft it onto your existing 3-wire harness, and move a wire at the ECU?
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Re: auto to manual IACV issue (EE_Chris)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by EE_Chris »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Why would you want to run a particular ECU just for the IACV it controls???
You don't avoid problems, you fix'em. How hard is it to get a 2-wire IACV connector, graft it onto your existing 3-wire harness, and move a wire at the ECU?</TD></TR></TABLE>
i'm just having real bad luck locating a p2p 5 speed ecu while i could easily get a p2e ecu
You don't avoid problems, you fix'em. How hard is it to get a 2-wire IACV connector, graft it onto your existing 3-wire harness, and move a wire at the ECU?</TD></TR></TABLE>
i'm just having real bad luck locating a p2p 5 speed ecu while i could easily get a p2e ecu
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Re: auto to manual IACV issue (igo4bmx)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by igo4bmx »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
i'm just having real bad luck locating a p2p 5 speed ecu while i could easily get a p2e ecu</TD></TR></TABLE>
you CAN technically run the P2E ecu in the meantime, to get around. You obviously won't have VTEC though.
also, here's the a diagram of the "A" plug modification:
Modified by Katman at 3:38 PM 5/26/2004
i'm just having real bad luck locating a p2p 5 speed ecu while i could easily get a p2e ecu</TD></TR></TABLE>
you CAN technically run the P2E ecu in the meantime, to get around. You obviously won't have VTEC though.
also, here's the a diagram of the "A" plug modification:
Modified by Katman at 3:38 PM 5/26/2004
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Re: auto to manual IACV issue (Katman)
when i did my auto to 5 speed swap, i had the cel #14, so i did a obd 1 conversion and wired up a obd 1 5 speed iac to my ecu and rewired took like 20 mins, easy ****
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Re: auto to manual IACV issue (Quad-Damge)
since this has been resurrected shortly, I want to swap a y8 intake manifold (from a manual donor car) onto my z6 (a 94 Ex Auto)...will I need to change the wiring in order to keep from throwing a code, or what? just tell me where I can get it, my dad can help with the rest....pllllz
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Re: auto to manual IACV issue (Dlpz87)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Dlpz87 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">since this has been resurrected shortly, I want to swap a y8 intake manifold (from a manual donor car) onto my z6 (a 94 Ex Auto)...will I need to change the wiring in order to keep from throwing a code, or what? just tell me where I can get it, my dad can help with the rest....pllllz</TD></TR></TABLE>
nah, you dont have to worry about a thing for a Z6 engine. The 5speed Y8 mani will bolt up just fine and you dont have to worry about IACV issues at all. One thing you might have a proble with is the throttle cable setup....you might hace to toy around with it....and the IAT sensor, there's no port for the IAT on the Y8 manifold, so you'll have to move it over to your intake tube-pipe, just like how a stock EX intake is setup..
nah, you dont have to worry about a thing for a Z6 engine. The 5speed Y8 mani will bolt up just fine and you dont have to worry about IACV issues at all. One thing you might have a proble with is the throttle cable setup....you might hace to toy around with it....and the IAT sensor, there's no port for the IAT on the Y8 manifold, so you'll have to move it over to your intake tube-pipe, just like how a stock EX intake is setup..
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