AND I DONT WANT TO HEAR STUIP POST IF U HAVE ONE KEEP IT TO YOUR SELF AND DONT POST
would it be possable to put a LED or blinking LED on the vtec wire so when vtec engauges the LED will blink till i shift or something like that, so basicly i was just wondering if its been done or how to do it, i would geuss positive lead off the vtec wire and the other for a ground.

SOME PLEASE JUST LET ME KNO THO OK THANKS

 

yes it's possible and had be done already

http://home.earthlink.net/~civ....html

google> vtec light > answer ^^

 

Yes it is possible to wire that up. The VAFC controllers do that same thing.
You can try splicing in an LED by putting the positive end on the solonoids green\yellow wire, and just grounding the other. Im not too clear if that will work, being the the VTEC solonoid doenst use 12 volts exactly, something significantly less, i cant give you an exact number, soemthing around 3.5 volts or someting i believe, but in other words, if you use an LED that requires 12 volts, it may not light up correctly. You can still give it a shot tho.

 

thats a good write up, not that i would do it but still good should be added to the DIY sticky!

 

Pin (A4 (I think)) on the ECU goes to the VTEC spool solenoid for power/activation. Put a light on that wire some place and it'll turn on when the ECU sends the signal to the solenoid for VTEC to engage. It's relatively simple, I've seen it a few times when people got overly bored.

 

thanxs everyone what u guys said is what i needed