SOMEONE HELP ME PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!
ok so i did a z6 swap in my 91 crx dx. and i have a mother frickn code 9, 20, and 41. iv tryed everything for the code 9 (swaped ecu's, swaped distirbutors, double tripple and qadrupple checked the wireing..) WTF is going on!! y cant i get rid of this code!!! i cant figure out what is causing the code! it doesnt make sence! ANY ONE eamil me at Drvr84@aol.com or PM me or reply ANYTHING!!! plz help
Tyler
Tyler
Code 20 is the Electric Load Detector. I wouldn't worry too much about that one.
Code 9 is No. 1 Cylinder position sensor. Double check your wiring there. The sensor is in the distributor.
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Code 9 is No. 1 Cylinder position sensor. Double check your wiring there. The sensor is in the distributor.
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Ditto, I am running a pm6 in my 90 integra ls and I am always throwing the ELD code, It is just one wire that needs to be swapped. It doesn't matter that much if you maintain your electrical system.
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thanks evryone, i know the sensor is in the dizzy, iv swaped the dizzy as i have said, and tested it and evreything... has anyone ever heard of having to run a new shielded wire for the TDC and CYL from the ecu to a ground? somone told me thats waht they had to do to get rid of the code 9 but i rain that wire and it didnt work, i dono if i did it right tho... any one have to do that?
bump for help. My buddy has a 91 CRX SI and has had a code 9 ever since his 1st start up. We have gone over the wiring countless times, tried 2 new distributors, a new sensor, redoing the timing literally dozens of times...HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!
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