H22A Swap Help
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H22A Swap Help
Okay i have 93' Civic body with a 95' H22A motor swap. It has problems starting and once it does get started no matter how much gas is given to it, it will slowly loose power and die out. If anyone has any advice or has a best guess id appreciate it.
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Re: H22A Swap Help (ek forever guy)
ya it has the original ecu, when i first got it, it ran fine it wasnt until like 3 days later i was driving and it just starting loosing power and died
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Re: H22A Swap Help (H22ARunninHard)
It could be so many things I don't know where to start.
It could be a vacuum line that came loose, timing, wiring, grounds, dead ecu, etc etc.
Think you can give a more detailed description?
It could be a vacuum line that came loose, timing, wiring, grounds, dead ecu, etc etc.
Think you can give a more detailed description?
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Re: H22A Swap Help (ek forever guy)
okay when u go to fire it up it cranks as if it wants to start but just doesnt have the push to roll over. now if you pump the gas as it is tryin some times that will be enough to get it started once running pretty much instantly if you dont have the pedal to the floor it just starts dropping rpms until it dies.
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Re: H22A Swap Help (H22ARunninHard)
have you checked the fuel pressure?
Take it to autozone/napa and have them check the alternator/starter/battery and whatever else they'll test for free.
And you never said if you had any CEL's?
Take it to autozone/napa and have them check the alternator/starter/battery and whatever else they'll test for free.
And you never said if you had any CEL's?
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Re: H22A Swap Help (H22ARunninHard)
buddy of mine had the same problem...it was a ground the motor wasn't pullin anything....no CEL eather
so check eather a ground wire thats not properly mounted...
like he said it could be anything really..but my main guess is that
so check eather a ground wire thats not properly mounted...
like he said it could be anything really..but my main guess is that
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Re: H22A Swap Help (H22ARunninHard)
I'm thinking you've got a tired fuel pump that's not keeping up pressure with how much the engine is consuming. Especially if its the original civic pump. That just put up a red flag for me when you said that the car turns over many times before start, and begins to lose power no matter what. My $.02
But grounds would be an easier/simpler thing to check first.
But grounds would be an easier/simpler thing to check first.
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Re: H22A Swap Help (BlackoutVTi)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BlackoutVTi »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I'm thinking you've got a tired fuel pump that's not keeping up pressure with how much the engine is consuming. Especially if its the original civic pump. That just put up a red flag for me when you said that the car turns over many times before start, and begins to lose power no matter what. My $.02
But grounds would be an easier/simpler thing to check first. </TD></TR></TABLE>
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But grounds would be an easier/simpler thing to check first. </TD></TR></TABLE>
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Re: H22A Swap Help (H22ARunninHard)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by H22ARunninHard »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if you dont have the pedal to the floor it just starts dropping rpms until it dies. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Just drive really really fast. There should no problem. HAHA
Just drive really really fast. There should no problem. HAHA
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