Will a code 08 prevent VTEC from engaging? My immediate thoughts are that it shouldn't but I could be wrong.

SETUP:

VEH: 91 Si
POWERPLANT: USDM B16 / OBD0 /
ECU: PR3

-- I was initially throwing 23 and 8, I replaced the KS and cleared the ECU. I figured that clearing code 23 would still allow VTEC to engage. I am doing the OBD1 conversion anyway, but this is just for my knowledge. Please advise.

 

bump it homies.

 

bump it up

 

up

 

i had a code 8 problem for almost a year and replaced the dist. several times cuase the company kept sellin me shitty distributors but the entire time i had the problem i did not get vtec. once i got the good dist. in the vtec worked so i dont think your gonna get vtec with that trouble code.

P.S. if your goin obd 1 then keep your old dizzy and stay with the trouble code and once you change obd status then you can use that oppertunity to get a new one that will work properly

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by savinGAShaulinAss &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i had a code 8 problem for almost a year and replaced the dist. several times cuase the company kept sellin me shitty distributors but the entire time i had the problem i did not get vtec. once i got the good dist. in the vtec worked so i dont think your gonna get vtec with that trouble code.

P.S. if your goin obd 1 then keep your old dizzy and stay with the trouble code and once you change obd status then you can use that oppertunity to get a new one that will work properly</TD></TR></TABLE>

Yeah I just wanted to know that for my knowleedge. Thanx man. I got the dizzy from http://www.rpmpartz.com that will be going in so I am sure it will be good to go. If not, at least they are established enough and will send me a good unit. Preesh8 it homey.