90 Da Ls B20b Shuts off
4/24 UPDATE: now I'm dealing with a no start issue.
things I have done:
Check all connections
Check all fuses
Clean the thermostat grounds
Move the valve ground to bat and frame "fixed all the clicking and buzzing
Replace distributor cap and rotor
Clean the plugs for now
Check the wires
Check for code NO CODES
Replace the main relay
Got a spare pr4 automatic ecu
Hello folks. i just got an 1990 Integra ls with a B20b swap with a pr4 ecu automatic has the b18a intake manifold. I'm having some problems the car starts fine today I let it idle for about 20-25 minutes till it reached operating temperature then I press the brake pedal then moved the shifter to Drive the car starts acting up the idle goes from 1000rmp to about 200rpm and it's stays there while the engine slowly it's dying after the engine dies the 200rpm goes to zero. The car re starts fine after it shuts off. But if I go to put it to Drive it does the same thing also as the same time I'm shifting the shifter to Drive a lot of the lights on the cluster start behaving erracting flashing on and off . Also I hear the A/T shift solenoid clicking . Anyone knows what's going on or what I can check?
things I have done:
Check all connections
Check all fuses
Clean the thermostat grounds
Move the valve ground to bat and frame "fixed all the clicking and buzzing
Replace distributor cap and rotor
Clean the plugs for now
Check the wires
Check for code NO CODES
Replace the main relay
Got a spare pr4 automatic ecu
Hello folks. i just got an 1990 Integra ls with a B20b swap with a pr4 ecu automatic has the b18a intake manifold. I'm having some problems the car starts fine today I let it idle for about 20-25 minutes till it reached operating temperature then I press the brake pedal then moved the shifter to Drive the car starts acting up the idle goes from 1000rmp to about 200rpm and it's stays there while the engine slowly it's dying after the engine dies the 200rpm goes to zero. The car re starts fine after it shuts off. But if I go to put it to Drive it does the same thing also as the same time I'm shifting the shifter to Drive a lot of the lights on the cluster start behaving erracting flashing on and off . Also I hear the A/T shift solenoid clicking . Anyone knows what's going on or what I can check?
Last edited by Mrprofits213; May 6, 2017 at 03:01 PM.
Well for starters, I know that finding A PR4 ECU, is almost impossible these days. I think it's weird they did a swap and kept it automatic. Most companies who make tuned ECUs only make them for manual. That said, you should try to do diagnostics. Find the jumper under the passenger side dash. Use a piece of wire or paperclip to "jump" the wire. Turn the key and see if your check engine light flashes. Also, under the dash, driver side, is your automatic transmission module. This module has a circle window and a red LED that will also give you a code. To reset your ECU, in an attempt to clear the codes, you'll pull the "back-up" fuse under the hood passenger side. The ECU fuse won't reset the code. Personally, I recently had a throttle position sensor (aftermarket) take a crap on me, and it would also idle rough and try to die. I actually replaced the throttle body assembly with an OEM sensor still attached rather than by another sensor that would fail in a year. Finding a throttle body at a junkyard should be cheap and all you'll need is a new gasket.
Well for starters, I know that finding A PR4 ECU, is almost impossible these days. I think it's weird they did a swap and kept it automatic. Most companies who make tuned ECUs only make them for manual. That said, you should try to do diagnostics. Find the jumper under the passenger side dash. Use a piece of wire or paperclip to "jump" the wire. Turn the key and see if your check engine light flashes. Also, under the dash, driver side, is your automatic transmission module. This module has a circle window and a red LED that will also give you a code. To reset your ECU, in an attempt to clear the codes, you'll pull the "back-up" fuse under the hood passenger side. The ECU fuse won't reset the code. Personally, I recently had a throttle position sensor (aftermarket) take a crap on me, and it would also idle rough and try to die. I actually replaced the throttle body assembly with an OEM sensor still attached rather than by another sensor that would fail in a year. Finding a throttle body at a junkyard should be cheap and all you'll need is a new gasket.
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So, watched that video, and things look like a bit of a mess. Just to let you know, that box on the passenger side, is the warning that your key is in/door is open. You can unplug it and see if that helps. I think it also controls the electric seat belts. Other than that, you seem to have a weird electric issue. Perhaps a rubbed wire somewhere. Mine has an issue where the rear defrost clicks on and off when my wipers are on. Perhaps we have a similar issue. Going to check my Chilton manual and see if I can find something in the wiring diagram. If you turn your key to to ll the check engine light should turn on, relay and fuel pump should engage, then CEL should turn off. If CEL stays on (no jumper) your ECU is bad.
So, watched that video, and things look like a bit of a mess. Just to let you know, that box on the passenger side, is the warning that your key is in/door is open. You can unplug it and see if that helps. I think it also controls the electric seat belts. Other than that, you seem to have a weird electric issue. Perhaps a rubbed wire somewhere. Mine has an issue where the rear defrost clicks on and off when my wipers are on. Perhaps we have a similar issue. Going to check my Chilton manual and see if I can find something in the wiring diagram. If you turn your key to to ll the check engine light should turn on, relay and fuel pump should engage, then CEL should turn off. If CEL stays on (no jumper) your ECU is bad.
I believe the s3 light indicates a transmission code. Look under the driver side, there's a gold box that is your auto transmission module. It has a round window with a red LED that will give you a code!
So I did a little searching, and someone else had a situation where replacing the transmission control module fixed their problem. I'm going to check my manual to see what the codes are. If u need a module, I have one!
Well for starters, I know that finding A PR4 ECU, is almost impossible these days. I think it's weird they did a swap and kept it automatic. Most companies who make tuned ECUs only make them for manual. That said, you should try to do diagnostics. Find the jumper under the passenger side dash. Use a piece of wire or paperclip to "jump" the wire. Turn the key and see if your check engine light flashes. Also, under the dash, driver side, is your automatic transmission module. This module has a circle window and a red LED that will also give you a code. To reset your ECU, in an attempt to clear the codes, you'll pull the "back-up" fuse under the hood passenger side. The ECU fuse won't reset the code. Personally, I recently had a throttle position sensor (aftermarket) take a crap on me, and it would also idle rough and try to die. I actually replaced the throttle body assembly with an OEM sensor still attached rather than by another sensor that would fail in a year. Finding a throttle body at a junkyard should be cheap and all you'll need is a new gasket.
Today I changed the distributor cap and rotor and no start. Wants to start but doesn't. I know I have fuel I can see just a bit of it from the fuel rail.
Now it's a no start issue oh Lord. I updated my post with things I have done.
4/24 UPDATE: now I'm dealing with a no start issue.
things I have done:
Check all connections
Check all fuses
Clean the thermostat grounds
Move the valve ground to bat and frame "fixed all the clicking and buzzing
Replace distributor cap and rotor
Clean the plugs for now
Check the wires
Check for code NO CODES
Replace the main relay
Got a spare pr4 automatic ecu
Now it's a no start issue oh Lord. I updated my post with things I have done.
4/24 UPDATE: now I'm dealing with a no start issue.
things I have done:
Check all connections
Check all fuses
Clean the thermostat grounds
Move the valve ground to bat and frame "fixed all the clicking and buzzing
Replace distributor cap and rotor
Clean the plugs for now
Check the wires
Check for code NO CODES
Replace the main relay
Got a spare pr4 automatic ecu
Last edited by Mrprofits213; Apr 24, 2017 at 05:19 PM.
Reset the ECU by pulling the "back-up" fuse for a few minutes. (Under the hood passenger side) After you reinstall turn the key, see if you hear the fuel pump. Then the check engine light should shut off. If you don't hear the pump, try to replace the main relay. If the check engine light stays on, the ECU is bad. Other than that. Try to trickle charge your battery, and check the "starter signal" fuse.
Reset the ECU by pulling the "back-up" fuse for a few minutes. (Under the hood passenger side) After you reinstall turn the key, see if you hear the fuel pump. Then the check engine light should shut off. If you don't hear the pump, try to replace the main relay. If the check engine light stays on, the ECU is bad. Other than that. Try to trickle charge your battery, and check the "starter signal" fuse.
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