d15b7racer

okay i posted earlier about my dizzy not lining up correctly and not timing right. i thought i had the wrong distributor. well after i cleaned it up all that black gunk i found the part number TD42U and according to people on this board and the distributor king website i do have the right one for my engine (D16Z6). So heres the problem again....When i bolt up my distributor, the top tab doesnt line up to the hole....the tab blocks the hole by just a little bit....just enought where i cant get my bolt in but the front and back tabs line up. So i figure, okay just use the two and tighten it good but also....i cant get my car to time right. Its fully advanced and its still a little retarded so it bogs down some in the lower rpms when i drive. Whats going on with my car? I picked up the distributor from some guy and it already had a MSD cap and ignition box that came with it. Could it be from this that i cant time it right? Or is it also possible that i have a Y8 head thats why it doesnt bolt up (not sure if the z6 can be used on the y8 head)? Someone please help me because i'm stumped!!!!

*EDIT* I just wanted to see what you guys thing of my spark plugs. Healthy or not? Also if my car revs up to redline on say...1/2 throttle but starts bogging down (sounds like rev limiting) at about 6K rpms under WOT. Would you say this is TPS sensor?








Modified by d15b7racer at 12:12 PM 1/12/2005


Modified by d15b7racer at 12:13 PM 1/12/2005

d15b7racer

HELP

hypoxvi

post up some pictures of your engine and the head and pics of the distributor.

sockvtec

a honda mechanic will fix it for like 50 bucks and will be perfect

snoochtodanooch

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wtf kind of suggestion is that?

we need pics boss, i think i read your last post but i am not sure. just try swapping out another dizzy and see what happens.

d15b7racer

i'll get those pics up when i get home.....i tried buying another dizzy but i cant get my hands on one. the only one i have is my old b7 one but after searching on H-T people say that the b7 works but not reliably.

colinproctor

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by d15b7racer &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Or is it also possible that i have a Y8 head thats why it doesnt bolt up (not sure if the z6 can be used on the y8 head)?</TD></TR></TABLE>

what is the head stamped with? that will tell you what kind of head it is.

d15b7racer

PO8

a1320honda

thats not a z6 head, thats a y8 head if im correct, and if it is, your b7 dizzy should work, but if i remeber the z6 head is a p06, correct?

d15b7racer

well theres the problem then right? can someone confirm

d15b7racer

okay never mind....did a search and this says p08 is indeed a z6 head. p2j is a y8.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=483286

a1320honda

oh ****, my bad dude, didnt mean to stear you in the wrong direction.

jlacoy82

Can you get pictures of the dizzy/head together, and when partially together?

d15b7racer

okay pics up and edit some stuff up top

snoochtodanooch

with the other bolts loose that won't line up. I would thread that one first then start with the other two if thats your problem.

jlacoy82

Thats a simple fix!

Just hit it with a hammer until the holes line up!

I couldnt imagine there is a different sequence that will get them to line up, but stranger things have happened. Try what snooch said and see if things "fall into place" for ya.

Deemeetree

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by zoomzoom92 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">a honda mechanic will fix it for like 50 bucks and will be perfect</TD></TR></TABLE>

That's why this is called Honda-Tech. Hence the word "tech". It means we can provide technical advice so people DO NOT have to go to a mechanic and get charged $50 for something that can be fixed in 2 seconds for FREE. Comprende?

snoochtodanooch

my one reason for suggesting to do it in a different order is because only an o-ring seals it going to the cam. you should easily be able to wiggle it and get the top hole lined up, but leave it totally loose and go from there.