b20z swap help
alright so i did my swap a few months ago and im still trying to get it running right
so its a b20z2 with ls trany its only throwing one code 1 flash i believe is o2 sensor so i changed the o2 and reset the ecu, code still comes up after driving..
the car runs fine but around 5k rpm it just like stops pulling, and when im WOT for awhile thats when the cel comes on.
im thinking about going obd1 but i dont want to do all that and it still ends up running wack
but it might be what it needs being that it is an obd2 motor?? thanks for the help
so its a b20z2 with ls trany its only throwing one code 1 flash i believe is o2 sensor so i changed the o2 and reset the ecu, code still comes up after driving..
the car runs fine but around 5k rpm it just like stops pulling, and when im WOT for awhile thats when the cel comes on.
im thinking about going obd1 but i dont want to do all that and it still ends up running wack
but it might be what it needs being that it is an obd2 motor?? thanks for the help
alright so i did my swap a few months ago and im still trying to get it running right
so its a b20z2 with ls trany its only throwing one code 1 flash i believe is o2 sensor so i changed the o2 and reset the ecu, code still comes up after driving..
the car runs fine but around 5k rpm it just like stops pulling, and when im WOT for awhile thats when the cel comes on.
im thinking about going obd1 but i dont want to do all that and it still ends up running wack
but it might be what it needs being that it is an obd2 motor?? thanks for the help
so its a b20z2 with ls trany its only throwing one code 1 flash i believe is o2 sensor so i changed the o2 and reset the ecu, code still comes up after driving..
the car runs fine but around 5k rpm it just like stops pulling, and when im WOT for awhile thats when the cel comes on.
im thinking about going obd1 but i dont want to do all that and it still ends up running wack
but it might be what it needs being that it is an obd2 motor?? thanks for the help
thats your problem right there. The newer style exhaust manifold have the o2 sensor further back to get a good reading, but.....its the newer 4 wires heater sensor tht is used on all the newer obdI and II systems that use this.
If you are running OBDO still, it uses a single wire, non heated o2 sensor which is located way up close to the engine cylinder head where the exhaust is hotter so the sensor gets a proper reading.
OBDI is better though, my car uses a 1993 OBDI PR4 ecu
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thats your problem right there. The newer style exhaust manifold have the o2 sensor further back to get a good reading, but.....its the newer 4 wires heater sensor tht is used on all the newer obdI and II systems that use this.
If you are running OBDO still, it uses a single wire, non heated o2 sensor which is located way up close to the engine cylinder head where the exhaust is hotter so the sensor gets a proper reading.
OBDI is better though, my car uses a 1993 OBDI PR4 ecu
If you are running OBDO still, it uses a single wire, non heated o2 sensor which is located way up close to the engine cylinder head where the exhaust is hotter so the sensor gets a proper reading.
OBDI is better though, my car uses a 1993 OBDI PR4 ecu
thanks alot!
yeah im just gonna change it to obdI
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