91 Civic with a 95 Civic SI Vtech swap
I'm having performance issues with my engine swap. I bought the car with the swap already done, and have tried everything I can think of to make it run better. It's very hard to start in the morning, whether it's hot or cold out. I'm looking into changing out the stock 91 ECU for the 95 ECU, but don't know if this would help or just be a waste of time and money. Any advice on the easiest way to obtain optimum performance with this kind of swap?
Ok, so you're running a VTEC engine with a non-vtec ecu and wondering why it's running funny? Figure out how many CEL's you have, if you don't know how, there is a good sticky in the EF forum's FAQ.
Find out what check engine lights there are and we can help waaaay better.
Find out what check engine lights there are and we can help waaaay better.
thank you 4 replying i believe you have helped me the most so far. I will get right on figuring out how many cels i have & what check engine lights are on. My speed odometer isnt working either.I have already replaced the cable,could it be the gear thats inside the transmission?
when you said cel's did you mean cylinders? If so all 4of my cylinders are working and air tempature sensor check engine code & speed sensor code thats on. So hopefully the information i have givn you can get me further help. Thank you to any1 whos has takin the time to answer my question(s)
Much appreciated!
Much appreciated!
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I believe counted 3 maybe 4. speed sensor,air temp sensor, dont remember others sorry. i have changed my speedo cable & it still doesnt work
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