Unable to fix IAT code
Hi everyone this is my first post on this site and i hope it will help me fix my problem. Sorry for my bad english, ist way too hard to find any info in french!
Well i swaped an f22a1 from a 92 accord in my 94 accord originally f22b2 and got the check engine light. Codes 10 and 14 (iat and iacv) i changed my iat sensor (that was bursted) and it "fixed" the iacv, i just dont understand why but i still have iat code. The wires continuity is good from the iat to the ecu, got 2000 ohms to the sensor and 1.78 volts from the wires. im not sure if 1.78v is enought, isn't suppose to be 5v?
The car idle roughly and sometimes the motor just stop because the rpm get too low. i tought the iacv was causing this but the check engine disapeared.
Well i swaped an f22a1 from a 92 accord in my 94 accord originally f22b2 and got the check engine light. Codes 10 and 14 (iat and iacv) i changed my iat sensor (that was bursted) and it "fixed" the iacv, i just dont understand why but i still have iat code. The wires continuity is good from the iat to the ecu, got 2000 ohms to the sensor and 1.78 volts from the wires. im not sure if 1.78v is enought, isn't suppose to be 5v?
The car idle roughly and sometimes the motor just stop because the rpm get too low. i tought the iacv was causing this but the check engine disapeared.
I already cleaned the iacv with carb cleaner, i tested it by putting the 2 wires on the battery and i saw the valve closing and opening so i guess it is ok. the wires has good continuity.
put it this way..if idle goes up,iacv.if idle goes down,tps.
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if you keep getting codes for a sensor and replacing it doesnt work. you have burned the driver on the ecu and you will never get rid of the code unless you replace the ecu. hopefully you didnt burn the driver on the ecu. seen it happen on a jeep i worked on previous mechanic did some makeshift **** and burned the driver for that sensor
if you keep getting codes for a sensor and replacing it doesnt work. you have burned the driver on the ecu and you will never get rid of the code unless you replace the ecu. hopefully you didnt burn the driver on the ecu. seen it happen on a jeep i worked on previous mechanic did some makeshift **** and burned the driver for that sensor
Well the tps reference is 4.97V and the signal is .47V
The values are suppose to be 5V and .45V so i guess the tps is ok
The rpm fluctuate from 1000 to 1500 rpm... over 1500 its good and under 1000 its kind of ok, i means it go to slow but doesnt fluctuate
The values are suppose to be 5V and .45V so i guess the tps is ok
The rpm fluctuate from 1000 to 1500 rpm... over 1500 its good and under 1000 its kind of ok, i means it go to slow but doesnt fluctuate
everything works
yeah everything works ok right now. just wait until you burn your ecu. my cousin is a electric tech. hes the one that had to do my harness because i ended up burning my ecu for running my dizzy wires longer and my vtec wires longer. i burned both my ecu driver for both dizzy and vtec driver after about 6 months. even the wires were a lil bit crusty and hard
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