timing service connector
i bought a 91crx hf with a b18b1 motor and i went to set the timing and when i jumped the service connector i noticed no change in idle or anything like it did nothing and then i forgot to take the paperclip out and drove it like that...and it drove normal....does anybody know where the wires lead from the clip....like to the ecu or what?....cuz i know ive jumped the connectors in the past and you can definately notice a change....is it safe to just put the dizzy in the middle...is that close? any help would be appreciated..... thanks
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Get a Helms manual, then you will know all. helmsinc.com
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there is a connector behind the glovebox that you jumper when setting the time.
I assume it is to keep the ecu from reacting to your adjustments, but I havent seen a difference.
Get a Helms manual, then you will know all. helmsinc.com
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there is a connector behind the glovebox that you jumper when setting the time.
I assume it is to keep the ecu from reacting to your adjustments, but I havent seen a difference.
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