Code 10 and 14 VX Harness to H22 (EG)
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Code 10 and 14 VX Harness to H22 (EG)
I'm getting code 10 and 14 with my setup right now. I am using the vx harness so obviously I put the white connector to the white plug (should make sense) And it was close enough to IAT (code 10) so i did.
I lengthen the plugs from the IAT and swithced with the IACV and i still throw both codes..now i'm lost. any help. I'm wondering if i even have those as the right plugs...but i get no other codes..help, thx.
I lengthen the plugs from the IAT and swithced with the IACV and i still throw both codes..now i'm lost. any help. I'm wondering if i even have those as the right plugs...but i get no other codes..help, thx.
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Re: Code 10 and 14 VX Harness to H22 (92hybridAccord)
oh yeah...i want to try and replace the freakin iat sensor, but those freaking screws are rusted in and hard to get to with a screw-driver..any ideas..vice is too big to get to it also
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the IACV, IAT, & EGR all have the same round plug style and its easy to cross/mix them up. So, here's the wire color breakdown:
IACV plug has:
blue wire w/yellow strip & yellow wire w/black stripe
IAT plug:
green wire w/white stripe & red wire w/yellow stripe
EGR plug (real close to IAT plug):
yellow wire w/blue stripe & sold red wire
The EGR could be left unplugged when doing a B-series swap, but you might need to use it for an H-series swap to satisfy the P13 ecu.
So, make sure each plug is going to its repsective sensor, then reset the ecu and see if your code 10 & 14 goes away.
IACV plug has:
blue wire w/yellow strip & yellow wire w/black stripe
IAT plug:
green wire w/white stripe & red wire w/yellow stripe
EGR plug (real close to IAT plug):
yellow wire w/blue stripe & sold red wire
The EGR could be left unplugged when doing a B-series swap, but you might need to use it for an H-series swap to satisfy the P13 ecu.
So, make sure each plug is going to its repsective sensor, then reset the ecu and see if your code 10 & 14 goes away.
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thank you very much...exactly what i was looking for...will check my connectors tonight to see if i have them right, thx again
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i cant get rid of my damn code 10 on me ls/vtec swap... i also lengthened the wires... are the IAT wires very sensitive to any sort of tampering like the o2 wires are?
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