wow. what a day.
ok so u guys might remember me posting about the torque killing my car... well i finally got the mount fixed, the new subframe put in, and i had to get a new control arm as myne got stuck in the subframe kuzz the bolt broke. anywho.. we get the motor dropped in and plug back in all the wires.. start the car and it doesnt start first try, or second, on the third it kinda idled for a second... then 4th try it idled but it still jumps from 1500 rpms to 2600 rpms non stop when its ideling... were thinking a new throttle body will fix that HUGE vacuum leak...
ok now my questions come.
why does my vtec no longer work.?
the check engine light is on.
and why the hell to i literally have to SLAM it into every gear?
and if i just brought this thing to a racing shop can someone tell me an honest guess on what i would be paying for them to make this thing run like a normal car? 600? 800? i just want it to drive and idle right!?!?!
ok now my questions come.
why does my vtec no longer work.?
the check engine light is on.
and why the hell to i literally have to SLAM it into every gear?
and if i just brought this thing to a racing shop can someone tell me an honest guess on what i would be paying for them to make this thing run like a normal car? 600? 800? i just want it to drive and idle right!?!?!
first step is to get that CEL checked out and fixed!
Not trying to point you out specifically, but why do people get CEL's and not check them? (If you did check it and simply didn't mention what it was, my apologies)
Not trying to point you out specifically, but why do people get CEL's and not check them? (If you did check it and simply didn't mention what it was, my apologies)
Gibsanez is right, the CEL you need to fix and also if you have any and I mean ANY CEL on, Vtec does NOT work. Buddy had no o2 on a b6 he traded for, couldnt figure out why no vtec, found out it doesn't work if a CEL is on... Hope this helps! What kind of motor is it? b16 b18c?
Usuaully the jumping idle is the vaccum hose on the back side of the intake manifold probably got unplugged.
Usuaully the jumping idle is the vaccum hose on the back side of the intake manifold probably got unplugged.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by dephtone »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Gibsanez is right, the CEL you need to fix and also if you have any and I mean ANY CEL on, Vtec does NOT work. Buddy had no o2 on a b6 he traded for, couldnt figure out why no vtec, found out it doesn't work if a CEL is on... Hope this helps! What kind of motor is it? b16 b18c?
Usuaully the jumping idle is the vaccum hose on the back side of the intake manifold probably got unplugged.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Vtec will still engage with a check engine light it depends on which one it is.
Usuaully the jumping idle is the vaccum hose on the back side of the intake manifold probably got unplugged.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Vtec will still engage with a check engine light it depends on which one it is.
well in my case i have the check engine that makes my vtec stop working.. kuzz i can drive for about 5 minutes and then a CEL comes on and my vtec doesnt work. although.. it still is pretty damn fast non vtec.. is it about what an LS non vtec would be like ?? i mean when my vtec is out anyways.
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i brought it to a place but they said they didnt have to run a code. they new it was my fast idle valve. i found the valve on hondas site but its like 80 bucks. then i looked on ebay and found this http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...ZWD1V
what hurt would it do for me to make one of those from scratch and try to plug it?
the guy showed me that when he put his finger over that hole in my throttle body that the car idles correctly. thats how he knew that was the problem. and he said its throwing a code and putting my car in " limp mode" ( no vtec ) he also saw i had a small injector leak. which sucks kuzz i have no clue how to do injectors. lol
what hurt would it do for me to make one of those from scratch and try to plug it?
the guy showed me that when he put his finger over that hole in my throttle body that the car idles correctly. thats how he knew that was the problem. and he said its throwing a code and putting my car in " limp mode" ( no vtec ) he also saw i had a small injector leak. which sucks kuzz i have no clue how to do injectors. lol
I don't understand how it could be the FITV. The only lines going into that assembly under the throttle body is 2 coolant lines, that's it. And even if it was "faulty", it won't toss a code because there's no wires or plug running to it.
The dude up top got it right...IACV. Not only does it connect to the intake manifold, but it also has a plug as well as 2 coolant lines going into it. More than likely you have the plug for IACV and IAT switched around, seeing that both sensors have identical looking plugs, and the IAT won't toss a code usually because they both read the same voltage range. IACV will usually make the car run like crap...fluctating idle, cel, no vtec, etc. Try swapping the plugs around first, then go buy yourself or download a workshop manual for your motor.
The dude up top got it right...IACV. Not only does it connect to the intake manifold, but it also has a plug as well as 2 coolant lines going into it. More than likely you have the plug for IACV and IAT switched around, seeing that both sensors have identical looking plugs, and the IAT won't toss a code usually because they both read the same voltage range. IACV will usually make the car run like crap...fluctating idle, cel, no vtec, etc. Try swapping the plugs around first, then go buy yourself or download a workshop manual for your motor.
Sorry newbie question here, how do you know if the plugs are mixed up? I just purchased a crx b16 and its idling around 1800 warm, 2000 cold. All the help i can get would be appreciated. Thanks







newbies.