Problem!!
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J8k'S CRX
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Problem!!
see if you can wrap your heads around this one! ok got the 91 crx with a jdm b16a sir II OBD I swap. ok so i have fire and fuel, and car startes, but once you let go of the key (in the start possition) and it goes back to the on possition it dies. ya IT DIES. driven to work yesterday doing about 65 and all of a sudden my tach needle startes to jump around like crazy (no i wasn't reving it) it jumps from 4 to 0 to 5 to 2.5 to 0 and then stays there wouldn't move at all even when i tried to rev it and any pressure i put on the exceleratior the car would not rev or excelerate just bog and i think miss (wasn't paying attention to pissed). can any one help, ideas, comments,suggestion, jokes, donations what ever you got i would LOVE to hear it, cause no one i have talked to has a clue. HELP ME OUT STLHONDAS!::angry8: :angry8: :angry8: :angry8: :angry8:
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N2HIFI
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Problem!!
you have a bad igniton switch... common issue on hondas of this generation.
what happens is as long as you hold it forward the key sends a ignition signal but as soon as you let go it drops the signal. easy way to check for this one is with a test light. Take the lower dash down (the fuse cover) and find the black/white wire which will be run in a bundle from the streeing column to the fuse box.
Take a test light or volt meter and probe this wire. at rest the wire will show no voltage but when turned to the 2nd click the on position it should show 12v if it does not then you have found your problem, if it does then youhave a issue somewhere else probley in the dizzy but i doubt it.
check this out and then let me know you can call me at 314 651 1201 my cell for more help.
chris
what happens is as long as you hold it forward the key sends a ignition signal but as soon as you let go it drops the signal. easy way to check for this one is with a test light. Take the lower dash down (the fuse cover) and find the black/white wire which will be run in a bundle from the streeing column to the fuse box.
Take a test light or volt meter and probe this wire. at rest the wire will show no voltage but when turned to the 2nd click the on position it should show 12v if it does not then you have found your problem, if it does then youhave a issue somewhere else probley in the dizzy but i doubt it.
check this out and then let me know you can call me at 314 651 1201 my cell for more help.
chris
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deetz
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Problem!!
that is it, i couldnt remember the name of it, and i think its the switch too, but it could be a ignitor, i have a good switch here at the house, but its out of a 90 integra, not sure if that helps or notN2HIFI;24886 wrote:you have a bad igniton switch... common issue on hondas of this generation.
what happens is as long as you hold it forward the key sends a ignition signal but as soon as you let go it drops the signal. easy way to check for this one is with a test light. Take the lower dash down (the fuse cover) and find the black/white wire which will be run in a bundle from the streeing column to the fuse box.
Take a test light or volt meter and probe this wire. at rest the wire will show no voltage but when turned to the 2nd click the on position it should show 12v if it does not then you have found your problem, if it does then youhave a issue somewhere else probley in the dizzy but i doubt it.
check this out and then let me know you can call me at 314 651 1201 my cell for more help.
chris
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-scca setup 99 grand am gt
-85 cj7
