need help on my 1991 honda crx si with b16...PLEASE!!!
ima try my best to explain this.here i go...i own a 1991 honda crx si with an obd-0 b16...i was drivin 3 days ago on the freeway goin about 80 when the rpm suddenly dropped when it got to 5 rpms..then 2 seconds later comes back up to 5 rpms.so i didnt think anything bad.then yesterday.i went to my car to warm it up.i started the car and 5 seconds later.the car turned off on its own.so i was like wtf.i tried to start the motor and wouldnt turn on.i gave it about a minute.then it started.i took it out for a drive on the street.i got to maybe 50 mph.and the rpms dropped and the car turned off.its been doin this and i cant figure out whats wrong with it.it doesnt throw any code. so if u guys can really help me out.i would really appreciated.i hope i explained it well.........thank u guys
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your best bet will be that some wires got rain on and are causing a false ground or something i had the same proble my rpm will drop when i hit bump or something and it was a wet wire that wasnt grounded right from the harness.
check your main relay. happened to me a month ago, car was idleing fine on its own then suddenly died. it never started again.
checked everything and all seems to be perfect except i replaced the main relay with a brand new one and car works perfect till now.
checked everything and all seems to be perfect except i replaced the main relay with a brand new one and car works perfect till now.
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check your ignitor...if you can afford it just replace it...if its old or a parts store one it WILL eventually go out anyways....on a side note...GET A GENUINE HONDA ONE!
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b16crexster »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">the next time it is running try to tap the dizzy with a screw driver and see if it shuts off? it could be that that happened to one of my boys
</TD></TR></TABLE> you sound like a ******* idiot. cause you know hitting things makes them work fine if not better. theres other ways of testing things other than hitting them.
</TD></TR></TABLE> you sound like a ******* idiot. cause you know hitting things makes them work fine if not better. theres other ways of testing things other than hitting them.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by efrex »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i was told by 3 guys today its the main relay...and 1 guy said igniter..how much is an igniter?...thanks guys
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dont quote me on this...but if I remember right around $75...
does the fuel pump prime when you turn the key to the "on" position (can you hear the fuel pump?
</TD></TR></TABLE>dont quote me on this...but if I remember right around $75...
does the fuel pump prime when you turn the key to the "on" position (can you hear the fuel pump?
check all your wiring that you might of changed. I recently switched back to dpfi
for smog, now that the weather is getting hot my electrical tape is coming off my wires and i had one wire come apart and my car ran like ****. That main relay and igniter stuff sounds good too. Good luck.
for smog, now that the weather is getting hot my electrical tape is coming off my wires and i had one wire come apart and my car ran like ****. That main relay and igniter stuff sounds good too. Good luck.
good luck with that. i have a simaler problem right now. cant wait to hear how yours goes. unless its bad ofcoarse but i got a new ignitor from my local honda swap shop and they sold it for 40 bucks but they had the parts lying around good luck with that
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by efrex »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yeah.i hear the fuel pump</TD></TR></TABLE>
In my expeirence...if the fuel pump does kick on...its typically not the main relay...
like another said its getting warmer outside...and ignitors tend to fail when it gets hotter...
In my expeirence...if the fuel pump does kick on...its typically not the main relay...
like another said its getting warmer outside...and ignitors tend to fail when it gets hotter...


