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Old 11-20-2005, 11:52 AM
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I swapped a JDm d15b into my 92 LX sedan about 2 months ago. Shes been running on a JDM P08 ECU with a new NGK 1 wire 02. I have a few problems tho..

IF the timing isnt almost all the way retarded it spark knocks on 93 Octane. Also if not almost all the way retarded...i have this sporattic miss when its cold. But when you retard the timing it runs perfect but i have NO power. Whats wrong?

I have tried 2 sets of NGK plugs, currently running ZFR6F-11. With NGK wires, and a new cap/rotor.
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A few things to mention...i know i need a new catalytic converter, i havent yet opened the timing belt covers...its never been molested.

Oh and my gas mileage sucks ***...only 260 miles a tank...driving 90% grandma style.
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Default Re: D15b problems (brockscivic)

The gas mileage is normal. I never see over that with my d15b, but I have not low fuel light, so I usually won't push it past 280 on a tank.

I would change out your cat if you know it is bad. I don't have to retard my dizzy much and I am running the p08 as well.

But, I'm not lacking in power
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anyone else?
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Default Re: D15b problems (brockscivic)

timing belt jumped a tooth? It will make your car miss and lose power
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400 miles / tank . all the time = stock jdm d15b vtec on stock eg dx manual ( cai, hi-flow cat, 11 Lb flywheel, p28, 4 wire o2 sensor)
Old 11-21-2005, 05:47 AM
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Default Re: D15b problems (sleeper101)

what in the expletive is wrong with my motor? it doesnt have power worth a ****...i swear my old d15b7 could outrun it with the long tranny
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Default Re: D15b problems (brockscivic)

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sleeper101 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">400 miles / tank . all the time = stock jdm d15b vtec on stock eg dx manual ( cai, hi-flow cat, 11 Lb flywheel, p28, 4 wire o2 sensor)</TD></TR></TABLE>

that about how mines is. could you have a bad o2?
Old 11-21-2005, 06:18 AM
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Default Re: D15b problems (dewoine)

its a brand new NGK 1-wire, and its running stoichiometric almost all the time...
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Default Re: D15b problems (sleeper101)

thats some pretty sick gas millage, with that motor, stock in my hatch i get around 500 km/tank on the autoroute travling at 130km/80mph.
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Default Re: D15b problems (278civ)

Well your gettin shitty gas mileage and NO power because of the retarding of the dizzy/timing. When you turn it back you slow everything down. Check your timing belt. Also check the timing with a timing light. Not sure what it should be with your setup, but loosen the dizzy and as your checking it move it to the stock setting and see what happens.
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ive gotta do something soon
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Default Re: D15b problems (brockscivic)

anyone know what the stock ignition timing is on the JDM D15B with the P08?
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anyone else wanna throw in their 2 cents?
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i keep my timing the same as a d16z6, since its pretty much the same engine - 100cc's it runs fine with that i think its 16 degrees advanced or somthing in that area.
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im trying to figure out why the d15b is so slow also... my bro bought it thinking it would be like the z6 but its not even close...
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just throw the b7 back in.... if you want i will do it for you
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i might but ima try and get this runnin good
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having the same problem man d15b with p28 and the jdm lsd tranny. seems like until i hit around 3900rpms the thing falls on its face when i mash on it. and i get like 440km per tank (dunno miles conversion in my head). i've checked for vacuum leak, nothing there, adjusted the timing to stock d16 settings it was better but still not as much uphm. i'm going to try seafoaming it and see if that helps, maybe the previous owner of the engine gunked it up or some ****. good luck figuring it out man, if i figure anything out i'll try and help ya
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eg2wes, thats exactly what mines doing....no power under about 4 grand. I know its not a monster but still it should have enough to pull up a hill
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