DX engine swap
I have put a 99dx motor in a 88 civic dx.
We got a manifold, disty, p6m, and wired it in as per this website http://www.4gcivic.net/wp/?page_id=4.
All is fine but for a few check engine lights
First is the coolant sensor for the PCM that is located on the side of the engine block in the coolant neck. The PCM is is giving the code that it is not working. I know it is not working because of the hard starts when cold, and the engine warms up the thing runs like a champ.
I have tested the curcuit at the sensor while the key is on, and it gives a steady 12v signal. I have also tried 2 different sensors from a couple of 88 DX motors I have. Still coolant code and symptoms...
Also the coolant gauge sensor and the fan switch sensor work perfect.
Is there any reasons that this is happening? Or is there any way I can test it differently?
The other is the idle valve but I will address that later....
88 civic dx with p6m DPFI conversion.
Modified by jsmit428 at 10:12 AM 2/2/2007
We got a manifold, disty, p6m, and wired it in as per this website http://www.4gcivic.net/wp/?page_id=4.
All is fine but for a few check engine lights
First is the coolant sensor for the PCM that is located on the side of the engine block in the coolant neck. The PCM is is giving the code that it is not working. I know it is not working because of the hard starts when cold, and the engine warms up the thing runs like a champ.
I have tested the curcuit at the sensor while the key is on, and it gives a steady 12v signal. I have also tried 2 different sensors from a couple of 88 DX motors I have. Still coolant code and symptoms...
Also the coolant gauge sensor and the fan switch sensor work perfect.
Is there any reasons that this is happening? Or is there any way I can test it differently?
The other is the idle valve but I will address that later....
88 civic dx with p6m DPFI conversion.
Modified by jsmit428 at 10:12 AM 2/2/2007
the temp sensor for the ECU (gives code 6) is on the end of the head below the distributor - has a 2-wire connector - the sensor on the thermostat housing is the cooling fan switch - the gauge sensor is also on the end of the head with 1-wire connector
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
1989civichatch
Honda CRX / EF Civic (1988 - 1991)
24
Jun 10, 2011 06:26 PM
slow_rex_will
Honda CRX / EF Civic (1988 - 1991)
12
May 8, 2007 07:49 AM
Artful Dodger
Honda CRX / EF Civic (1988 - 1991)
3
Jun 7, 2003 01:48 AM




