93 Civic Hatch/D15b non-vtec swap - What ECU is best?
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its a right hand drive 93' Civic Hatch, it stopped working outta no where, they replace the dizzy, and the p06 ecu, the stock ecu was fried..... should she try a diffrent ecu? p08?
its a right hand drive 93' Civic Hatch, it stopped working outta no where, they replace the dizzy, and the p06 ecu, the stock ecu was fried..... should she try a diffrent ecu? p08?
Was the stock ECU actually fried, or did the shop just say that to cover their asses when they replaced the ECU, and the car still didn't start?
Whomever is diagnosing this vehicle needs to check for fuel and fire to see which is missing, and possibly even check to see if the timing belt is broken by having someone spin the engine over while another person watches the cam (look into the oil filler cap opening in the valve cover) to see if it's moving.
There are a ton of possibilities as to why that Civic would just stop running, and not start back up:
Spark:
- Coil
- Igniter
- CYP/TDC sensor in distributor
Fuel:
- Main relay
- Fuel pump
Electrical:
- Ignition switch pigtail
- Grounds
- ECU
- Wiring/Fuses
Whomever is diagnosing this vehicle needs to check for fuel and fire to see which is missing, and possibly even check to see if the timing belt is broken by having someone spin the engine over while another person watches the cam (look into the oil filler cap opening in the valve cover) to see if it's moving.
There are a ton of possibilities as to why that Civic would just stop running, and not start back up:
Spark:
- Coil
- Igniter
- CYP/TDC sensor in distributor
Fuel:
- Main relay
- Fuel pump
Electrical:
- Ignition switch pigtail
- Grounds
- ECU
- Wiring/Fuses
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