H22 EK not as fast as thought?
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H22 EK not as fast as thought? Problems?
Ok i took H22EKTIMS car out for a spin last night. Everyone says that the combo is SOO fast. Or is that just from going D16 to H22? Now should it feel A LOT faster than the 5th gen lude that i drive everyday? I would think that it should? Being lighter? And the JDM H
It does not feel like VTEC is engaging? Now the Engine is up to temp and there is plenty of oil. The car runs all the way to redline as well. So that seams to say that the car "IS" in VTEC, casue if it does not engage then you only rev to ~6k. I don't feel the "slap" in the @$$ that i get in My car. The compression test on the car turned out GREAT! so its up on compression. Oh yea it is a JDM H22. Is that gonna make any difference in feeling?
Anythoughts would be GREAT!!
Ps. It is throwing one code. and that is for the egr...
[Modified by KENLUDE97, 7:46 AM 1/7/2003]
[Modified by KENLUDE97, 7:46 AM 1/7/2003]
It does not feel like VTEC is engaging? Now the Engine is up to temp and there is plenty of oil. The car runs all the way to redline as well. So that seams to say that the car "IS" in VTEC, casue if it does not engage then you only rev to ~6k. I don't feel the "slap" in the @$$ that i get in My car. The compression test on the car turned out GREAT! so its up on compression. Oh yea it is a JDM H22. Is that gonna make any difference in feeling?
Anythoughts would be GREAT!!
Ps. It is throwing one code. and that is for the egr...
[Modified by KENLUDE97, 7:46 AM 1/7/2003]
[Modified by KENLUDE97, 7:46 AM 1/7/2003]
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Re: H22 EK not as fast as thought? Problems? (KENLUDE97)
see, it seems to me that VTEC IS engaging, just too low? Like ~5100. Maybe the extra runners aren't opening up? Also, I have a vacuum leak. it idles like a champ with it leaking, and wit hit sealed up, it shudders like crazy, so I left it off! I know, its bad, but would that affect performance? please let me know guys..
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Re: H22 EK not as fast as thought? Problems? (Jason kiDD)
One of the vac line nipples is not capped off. The one on the very end above the IAT sensor. If that is capped, it won't idle at all.. won't even TRY, and if it's open, idles like a champ. I'm wondering if that's some of my performance woes??
*Edit* JDM P13. /*Edit*
[Modified by EK22Tim, 9:52 PM 1/7/2003]
*Edit* JDM P13. /*Edit*
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Re: H22 EK not as fast as thought? Problems? (EK22Tim)
Well it is kinda hard to tell from your description. Sounds like its the vacumn line for the FPR.. I guess I would have to actually see the car to diagnose anything. But you arent that far if you have time once it warms up!!
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Re: H22 EK not as fast as thought? Problems? (Jason kiDD)
Ya, sounds like the FPR vacuum line or one of the EGR vacuum lines.
Take a picture of your engine bay, that will talk a million words.
Take a picture of your engine bay, that will talk a million words.
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Ya, sounds like the FPR vacuum line or one of the EGR vacuum lines.
Take a picture of your engine bay, that will talk a million words.
Take a picture of your engine bay, that will talk a million words.
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Re: H22 EK not as fast as thought? Problems? (Bryant)
Ya, sounds like the FPR vacuum line or one of the EGR vacuum lines.
Take a picture of your engine bay, that will talk a million words.face it H22's are slow
Take a picture of your engine bay, that will talk a million words.face it H22's are slow
in my h22a powered CX you couldnt hear Vtec unless i was running open exhaust, even with open filter i coulndt hear ****, compared to my old b16a anyway-should of kept that damn car, wish i would of never done my h22a civic project
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Re: H22 EK not as fast as thought? Problems? (KENLUDE97)
Now how do i check to see if the secondaries are opening? Cause VTEC does not actuate(sp) unless the system is under load.
Ok here is the best pic that i have. For now. I will get better pics of the intake system later. Seeing how it is not my car
Edit this is the smaller pic but still the same pic though...
[Modified by KENLUDE97, 7:38 AM 1/8/2003]
Ok here is the best pic that i have. For now. I will get better pics of the intake system later. Seeing how it is not my car
Edit this is the smaller pic but still the same pic though...
[Modified by KENLUDE97, 7:38 AM 1/8/2003]
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Re: Helping out (Jason kiDD)
And it doesnt even look like your map sensor is hooked up at all. Nor EVAP canister, because you have both ports capped off on the throttle body..
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Re: Helping out (Jason kiDD)
the secondaries should be opening cause iv there is no vacume or if the are not hooked up they'll stay open. not closed.
in second gear my h22 would kinda push me back in the seat a little, you couln't hear it but you could feel it.
post up a pic of the vacume lines and i'll tell you what to cap and what not to. i had the same problem.
jesse
in second gear my h22 would kinda push me back in the seat a little, you couln't hear it but you could feel it.
post up a pic of the vacume lines and i'll tell you what to cap and what not to. i had the same problem.
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Re: Helping out (misledyouth)
Yea i know what the changeover should feel like. I drive a Lude everyday...? Just doesn't seam as strong...
I will take pic's thanks!! As soon as i have them i will post them! THANKS!
I will take pic's thanks!! As soon as i have them i will post them! THANKS!
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Re: Helping out (Jason kiDD)
And it doesnt even look like your map sensor is hooked up at all. Nor EVAP canister, because you have both ports capped off on the throttle body..
And what is the "EVAP" ?
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Re: Helping out (KENLUDE97)
What I would do is take out the backup battery in the fuse box in the engine bay to reset the ecu then look for codes again. And EVAP is the purge canister (black) that is usually located on th firewall..
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Re: Helping out (KENLUDE97)
And it doesnt even look like your map sensor is hooked up at all. Nor EVAP canister, because you have both ports capped off on the throttle body..
ok but the car is not throwing a code? Wouldn't it if the map sensor was not hooked up?
And what is the "EVAP" ?
ok but the car is not throwing a code? Wouldn't it if the map sensor was not hooked up?
And what is the "EVAP" ?
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Re: Helping out (jDmDxTuRd)
Ok, Lemme chime in here. About the MAP, that's probably, in fact, that's absolutely true, the MAP is NOT hooked up on the front of the throttle body. That would be my fault.. I just took a vac line from the back of the manny and hooked it up. I didn't think it mattered, figured all vac was created equal.
The AIBS, does that need to be hooked anywhere in particular? And the vacuum line that's not capped off started off going to the EVAP stuff. Not the canister, but to the other solenoid that I don't have, causing me to not be able to run my EGR. My resistor box is hooked up correctly, I'm 99% sure. I will redo the MAP and see what happens.
Umm, about the fuel pressure, what kinda pressure do I need exactly? Do I need a FPR and gauge? What brand do you guys recommend?
How can I test the butterflies with the car actually running? to verify they open, I mean?
The AIBS, does that need to be hooked anywhere in particular? And the vacuum line that's not capped off started off going to the EVAP stuff. Not the canister, but to the other solenoid that I don't have, causing me to not be able to run my EGR. My resistor box is hooked up correctly, I'm 99% sure. I will redo the MAP and see what happens.
Umm, about the fuel pressure, what kinda pressure do I need exactly? Do I need a FPR and gauge? What brand do you guys recommend?
How can I test the butterflies with the car actually running? to verify they open, I mean?
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Re: Helping out (EK22Tim)
As far as the evap stuff i wouldnt worry about that. Doesnt effect performance at all just for emissions and the jdm motors dont use evap **** anyways. Get you map sensor on the right vacum. That should help alot. Also just get yourself a cheap B and M regulator and a B and M guage and give yourself about 35 pounds of pressure. Also did you ever change the fuel filter out??? Also have you set your timing??? It could be way retarded and that would make it kinda weak.. Good luck.
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Re: Helping out (jDmDxTuRd)
Agree with the Turd, but if you are going to get a FPR might as well get a good one. You can find an aeromotive FPR that has a 1:1 ration now for less that $100 bucks. Same quality as AEM but cheaper and it is not an add-on like the B&M one.
As for Fuel pressure I have mine curently set at 38psi and that is with the Walbro fuel pump. When set to 35 car ran really strong however I couldnt really tell if it was leaning out on top because I have nothing to monitor the O2 sensor just yet.
Stock psi on ludes are 42 psi for reference..
As for Fuel pressure I have mine curently set at 38psi and that is with the Walbro fuel pump. When set to 35 car ran really strong however I couldnt really tell if it was leaning out on top because I have nothing to monitor the O2 sensor just yet.
Stock psi on ludes are 42 psi for reference..
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Re: Helping out (Jason kiDD)
ok. Well, I guess that's the stuff I got into in the first place, right? lol
Anyways, I hit VTEC today, and I could TELL it's VTEC. It was nice.. It yanks ya back in your seat.. Hmm, do P13's learn anything by just driving? What I'm trying to say is do they need time to 'learn' the motor and driving environment? I know my DSM was that way, when you reset the ECM, you had to take time and 'teach' the car the engine and driving style I guess. Anyway, does the P13 work this way?
Anyways, I hit VTEC today, and I could TELL it's VTEC. It was nice.. It yanks ya back in your seat.. Hmm, do P13's learn anything by just driving? What I'm trying to say is do they need time to 'learn' the motor and driving environment? I know my DSM was that way, when you reset the ECM, you had to take time and 'teach' the car the engine and driving style I guess. Anyway, does the P13 work this way?
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Re: Helping out (EK22Tim)
The ECU is always learning everyday. Because conditions of the engine and outside chang everyday. Does it learn your driving habits probably not. It just reads changes in the engine and adjusts.. Since it is now cold outside it is probably setup for maximum performance because you are getting the coldest air right now. But just take your time and get all the bugs worked out and trust me you will be more than pleased with the setup..
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Re: Helping out (Jason kiDD)
thanks, Jason! you guys are awesome. I think Kenlude is going to my place to take pics of the engine bay here at lunchtime, we shall see. I am having some MAJOR vibratoin issues that just cropped up about 80 miles into driving it. It just vibrates like crazy when driving! Only when moving though. I fear it's driveshafts.. That seems to be the big issue with these swaps. So, I drove the battletank daily driver today and left the babe in the garage till I can look at it friday. It shakes when you are just moving along, not when accelerating so much, and a LOT when I hit the brakes. I am almost 100% sure it's not rotors. This is more of a CLUNK sound over and over. almost like you're hitting those rumble strips on the highway.. Anyone got thoughts here? I'm using the accord int shaft with 91 Teg axles. I have the HCP mount kit with front mount included.. I HOPE these bugs get worked out soon. I miss driving it already.
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Re: Helping out (EK22Tim)
I know that clunking noise. Which means your car is probably dropped some. See if you ca tell which side of the car it is coming from then I can make suggestions from there. Drive slowly and see which direction the steering wheel turns to by itself. Also do left and right turn tests to see if the clunking is more noticable on either side.. Then let me know..