Well the ecu threw a cel code 9. Did some search and figured it could be the dizzy bearings gone bad. Took the cap off and found there was a bunch of redish orangish dust. I dont even know what the bearings look like so if i was to take the dizzy completely off where on this picture would the bearing be? Would it be the coupling where number 7 goes on?

 

it's on the shaft in assy 1 in your picture. I had no luck in trying to have the old bearing pressed out - had to buy a new distributor from the Honda dealer (the entire item 1 in your picture). It was around $300CAD.

You may have better luck on getting the bearing replaced, but there are 3 hall-effect sensors in there (cyl position, camshaft speed, TDC) and they are soft and easily damaged.

 

i think gettin it replaced would cost lots of money, the igniter went out on mine and honda wanted $220 for it so i bought a brand new dizzy with a three year warranty for $200, i would check ebay that is where i found mine.

 

Buy a new dizzy....

 

Modified by CardDealer at 3:43 PM 11/17/2006

 

your best option is to buy a whole new distributor. i'd recomend http://stores.ebay.com/DISTRIBUTOR-KING they have great prices and very fast shipping. they also come with a 2 year warrenty

 

i just boought a dist from them , you get a 10% HT discount tallk to sylvain from dist king the dist works great straight plug and play.

 

Pulled out the old Haynes manual and multimeter and here and measured resistance at the dizzy
Pin 2 and 6 measured 386ohms
Pin 3 and 7 measured 385ohms
Pin 4 and 8 measured 386ohms
Now the Haynes said it should measure between 350 to 700 ohms. All seems good but still getting cel 9. Well i did look at distributor king and his price is AWESOME. brand new complete dizzy for 200 bucks..I'll invest in that than.. thanks

 

Modified by CardDealer at 3:42 PM 11/17/2006

 

So far I have had good luck with my unit from Distributor King. They do have a 3 year warranty.

The unit looked as good as the factory one, only the bearings were actually spinning in the new one. For the price and warranty, I say give them a chance.

 

just buy buy the part thats messed up and rebuild it yourself...theres plenty of topics on how to rebuild it and it only takes about 10 minutes hope this helps