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Hey HT whats up,
Alright, I've eliminated all of my check engine codes but one. Here's my setup, 97 civic , 97 ls engine, bone stock. When I run the p75 obds2 ecu, which is what I intend to run for emmisions sake, I get code 14, IACV, but if I use my 975 obd1 ecu I dont get any codes. Now my question is why am I getting this code in obd2 but not in obd1?
Alright, I've eliminated all of my check engine codes but one. Here's my setup, 97 civic , 97 ls engine, bone stock. When I run the p75 obds2 ecu, which is what I intend to run for emmisions sake, I get code 14, IACV, but if I use my 975 obd1 ecu I dont get any codes. Now my question is why am I getting this code in obd2 but not in obd1?
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Assuming that everything is wired up correctly...
I've knoticed that OBDII ecu's are a hell of a lot more picky and if something is even slightly amiss it'll throw a code. OBDI ecu's will damn near run on two cylinders w'out throwing a code at all.
Check and see if the IACV is working with both ecu's first. If it is, then start looking for minor vacuum leaks or a mis-set idle.
I've knoticed that OBDII ecu's are a hell of a lot more picky and if something is even slightly amiss it'll throw a code. OBDI ecu's will damn near run on two cylinders w'out throwing a code at all.
Check and see if the IACV is working with both ecu's first. If it is, then start looking for minor vacuum leaks or a mis-set idle.
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