Fuel pump
#21
RE: Fuel pump
Ok thanks I appreciate it, I just want to drive my car after putting all this money into it and time. Im going to work on it tonight, I will unplug my fuel rail and turn the key on and see if it blows it, also when I did this swap, I didn't change my fuel injector resistor, I just hooked it up to my accord's, I really don't want to pull my harness or my engine again it's so much work, but thanks for the help.
#24
RE: Fuel pump
the resistor box will be the same. if you having a resistor box problem......just getting the resistor box wont fix it, youll need to pick up a computer too....but it could be a short somewhere.
#25
RE: Fuel pump
I don't know Im working on it all night tonight. I don't understand if I put the prelude resistor box on there why would I need a new computer? I have like 3 people coming out tonight to findout whats wrong, but if you have any other ideas of what's wrong I let me know need all the help I can get. Thanks Dakota
#26
RE: Fuel pump
heres the problem....... if you dont have a resistor box...and you needed one.....not having a resistor box frys your computer. so even when you put the right stuff in....you still have a fried computer. im not saying this is your problem.....but......a resistor box problem almost always results in a fried computer.....
#27
RE: Fuel pump
My car has a resistor box on it already, what I meant was maybe the resisitor box for my accord won't work for the H22, I found a resistor box for a 92-96 SI prelude for $18? Like I said it ran for a day, If my ECU was fried it would have never ran.
#30
RE: Fuel pump
I foud out what the problem was, 02 sensor the wires were exposed some and they were against the cross member, and that was causing the problem, thanks for all the help, Oh I just got my hasport driver-side mount and it does not work,anyone have this problem, I will take a pic show you how its not working. Thanks Dakota