i've been getting miss fires on 3 and 4 cylinders. i have done a full tune up and adjusted my timing and valves. So now i'm thinking it could be the injectors on 3 and 4 but it only does it when the car is fully warm up, thats when it starts to stater.
So i was wondering would OBD1 injectors work on a OBD2 injector plugs??

I have a 97 civic HX

 

obd2 injectors wont work on obd1. and what i did is , i disconnected negative battery cable. depressurized fuel system. take 3 nuts that holds the fuel rail to intake manifold. and once you pull fuel rail off . removed metal square c clams on the injector clips and then pull injectors off. and while u are replacing injectors, i suggest you get some new injector o rings that goes on to fuel rail.

 

how did you depressurized the fuel system???

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by freddysEF &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">how did you depressurized the fuel system???</TD></TR></TABLE>
open your gas cap.like the way u are going to pump the gas

 

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open your gas cap.like the way u are going to pump the gas</TD></TR></TABLE>

that, or pull the fuel pump relay and crank the car over for a couple seconds.

or if you laugh in face of danger like i do crack the 10mm nut open on top of the fuel filter but be sure to wrap a rag around it and clean up the mess!

 

where is the fuel pump relay?? i've been looking for it?? and i said put OBD1 injectors into a OBD2 civic

 

does anyone know