*Wiring Question*
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*Wiring Question*
Alright, my car (92 eg h22 swap)overheated real bad and I had to get my head milled so in the process I had them install my JUN head package. Ever since then it's had the famous jumpy idle from 1500-1600. Long story short I overlooked the fact the IACV wasnt plugged in and I cant find the wires or the plug. Where does the wires or plug come out of the wiring harness so I can find it. Also, If I cant find it would it be possible to create it?
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should be a round 2 pin plug with a blue/yellow and yellow/blk wire coming out of it. If you started with a civic harness, i should come straight out of the main harness. If you used an integra harness, it should be with the MAP, and TPS wiring.
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It is a civic harness i'm pretty sure. And I know it's a p28. Where on the ECU do those wires come from? I'm just going to pull those and re-run them. Also, what color is the O2 wires?
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IAC valve plugs into the ecu at A9. O2 wires that run to the ecu are Orange/black, which is O2 heater and goes to A6. and the white wire goes to D14. Green/white wire is sensor ground, and Yellow/black is 12v ignition.
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Alright I found a9 on my ecu and the wire is green/white. The 2 wires that are clipped are red and looks like white/green. Are those the 2 wires I need for the IACV? If so, where would I get the plug for it?
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yes the green/white wire coming out of A9 is the correct IACv wire. it turns form blue/yellow to green/white at the driverside shocktower connector. the IAC valve sensor connector is the round 2 pin plug/connector. its the same as IAB, IAT, ECT,knock, Vtec pressure, fan switch ect.. The 2 wires that are clipped are those on the engine harness? Red/yellow and Green/white is IAT.
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Where is an easy spot down the harness where I can find the IACV wires? And from there I can just run wire to the IACV and splice in the plug right? Also, which civic plug do I not need for the swap so I can use it for the IACV?
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Ok, there's one wire coming from the ECU pin A9 and that wire is green/white for the IACV. I know at some point it turns into 2 wires. Where on the harness would I be able to find the 2 wires easily? I'm going to cut the wires there and splice in some new wire to a plug and get this idle problem out of the way. Been plagued with it for a while. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance
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this is on page 79 of the h22/eg sticky. https://honda-tech.com/zero...ge=79
Quote, originally posted by kurtywompus »
on the eg harness: plug1, (blue with yellow stripe, and light yellow with black stripe)
IACV is what turbogixxer gave me i cant say thanks enough to him.
here is a pic.... and you can see the blue wire on the harness my buddy bjorn is holding up. the wires should be next to your injector plugs.
hope it helps.
Quote, originally posted by kurtywompus »
on the eg harness: plug1, (blue with yellow stripe, and light yellow with black stripe)
IACV is what turbogixxer gave me i cant say thanks enough to him.
here is a pic.... and you can see the blue wire on the harness my buddy bjorn is holding up. the wires should be next to your injector plugs.
hope it helps.
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