Accord detective needed
#1
07-22-2018, 10:49 AM
Accord detective needed
]Hello all,
I just picked up a 95 ex 2.2 F22B1 and someone worked on it and left it with some loose ends that are preventing it from running. It does start with starting fluid and is getting fuel to the fuel rail.
I assume missing parts.
I added comments to the pic and or description. But here is a list to go with it.
1. 3wire connector that was horseshoed to itself.
2. Blue wire altered straight to CPU
3. Wires altered and what does that hose connection go to and from?
4. Missing Vaccum connections
Thank you all!
I just picked up a 95 ex 2.2 F22B1 and someone worked on it and left it with some loose ends that are preventing it from running. It does start with starting fluid and is getting fuel to the fuel rail.
I assume missing parts.
I added comments to the pic and or description. But here is a list to go with it.
1. 3wire connector that was horseshoed to itself.
2. Blue wire altered straight to CPU
3. Wires altered and what does that hose connection go to and from?
4. Missing Vaccum connections
Thank you all!
#2
07-22-2018, 01:29 PM
You can download a 94 accord shop manual from the hondahookup site. See the common diy thread on top of the gen tech help forum for a link. The 94 is identical to the 95 accord.
Your pictures are close up, so it is hard to tell what components are nearby.
1. 3wire connector that was horseshoed to itself.
Is this 3-wire connector part of the engine wire harness or to a sensor?
2. Blue wire altered straight to CPU
Can't tell what connector you are looking at. If you get that shop manual, let us know what pin on the ECU is connected to that wire.
3. Wires altered and what does that hose connection go to and from?
Is that a vacuum line? All the vacuum lines have numbers on them if they are original to the car. There should be a vacuum hose diagram on a sticker under your hood. The shop manual will have this information as well.
4. Missing Vaccum connections
The metal connection on the left looks like it would connect to the vacuum hose hanging over it. Is that vacuum hose unplugged? The connection on the right looks correct, but the vacuum hose is pinched? It's hard to see in the picture, because your hand is in the way.
Your pictures are close up, so it is hard to tell what components are nearby.
1. 3wire connector that was horseshoed to itself.
Is this 3-wire connector part of the engine wire harness or to a sensor?
2. Blue wire altered straight to CPU
Can't tell what connector you are looking at. If you get that shop manual, let us know what pin on the ECU is connected to that wire.
3. Wires altered and what does that hose connection go to and from?
Is that a vacuum line? All the vacuum lines have numbers on them if they are original to the car. There should be a vacuum hose diagram on a sticker under your hood. The shop manual will have this information as well.
4. Missing Vaccum connections
The metal connection on the left looks like it would connect to the vacuum hose hanging over it. Is that vacuum hose unplugged? The connection on the right looks correct, but the vacuum hose is pinched? It's hard to see in the picture, because your hand is in the way.
#3
07-22-2018, 06:05 PM
You can download a 94 accord shop manual from the hondahookup site. See the common diy thread on top of the gen tech help forum for a link. The 94 is identical to the 95 accord.
Your pictures are close up, so it is hard to tell what components are nearby.
1. 3wire connector that was horseshoed to itself.
Is this 3-wire connector part of the engine wire harness or to a sensor?
2. Blue wire altered straight to CPU
Can't tell what connector you are looking at. If you get that shop manual, let us know what pin on the ECU is connected to that wire.
3. Wires altered and what does that hose connection go to and from?
Is that a vacuum line? All the vacuum lines have numbers on them if they are original to the car. There should be a vacuum hose diagram on a sticker under your hood. The shop manual will have this information as well.
4. Missing Vaccum connections
The metal connection on the left looks like it would connect to the vacuum hose hanging over it. Is that vacuum hose unplugged? The connection on the right looks correct, but the vacuum hose is pinched? It's hard to see in the picture, because your hand is in the way.
Your pictures are close up, so it is hard to tell what components are nearby.
1. 3wire connector that was horseshoed to itself.
Is this 3-wire connector part of the engine wire harness or to a sensor?
2. Blue wire altered straight to CPU
Can't tell what connector you are looking at. If you get that shop manual, let us know what pin on the ECU is connected to that wire.
3. Wires altered and what does that hose connection go to and from?
Is that a vacuum line? All the vacuum lines have numbers on them if they are original to the car. There should be a vacuum hose diagram on a sticker under your hood. The shop manual will have this information as well.
4. Missing Vaccum connections
The metal connection on the left looks like it would connect to the vacuum hose hanging over it. Is that vacuum hose unplugged? The connection on the right looks correct, but the vacuum hose is pinched? It's hard to see in the picture, because your hand is in the way.
#4
07-22-2018, 06:22 PM
You can download a 94 accord shop manual from the hondahookup site. See the common diy thread on top of the gen tech help forum for a link. The 94 is identical to the 95 accord.
Done!
Your pictures are close up, so it is hard to tell what components are nearby.
I added an overview
1. 3wire connector that was horseshoed to itself.
Is this 3-wire connector part of the engine wire harness or to a sensor?
It goes into the harness but has nothing to connect it to. That's what I'm looking to answer.
2. Blue wire altered straight to CPU
Can't tell what connector you are looking at. If you get that shop manual, let us know what pin on the ECU is connected to that wire.
3. Wires altered and what does that hose connection go to and from?
Is that a vacuum line? All the vacuum lines have numbers on them if they are original to the car. There should be a vacuum hose diagram on a sticker under your hood. The shop manual will have this information as well.
I don't know what it is.
4. Missing Vaccum connections
The metal connection on the left looks like it would connect to the vacuum hose hanging over it. Is that vacuum hose unplugged? The connection on the right looks correct, but the vacuum hose is pinched? It's hard to see in the picture, because your hand is in the way.
Done!
Your pictures are close up, so it is hard to tell what components are nearby.
I added an overview
1. 3wire connector that was horseshoed to itself.
Is this 3-wire connector part of the engine wire harness or to a sensor?
It goes into the harness but has nothing to connect it to. That's what I'm looking to answer.
2. Blue wire altered straight to CPU
Can't tell what connector you are looking at. If you get that shop manual, let us know what pin on the ECU is connected to that wire.
3. Wires altered and what does that hose connection go to and from?
Is that a vacuum line? All the vacuum lines have numbers on them if they are original to the car. There should be a vacuum hose diagram on a sticker under your hood. The shop manual will have this information as well.
I don't know what it is.
4. Missing Vaccum connections
The metal connection on the left looks like it would connect to the vacuum hose hanging over it. Is that vacuum hose unplugged? The connection on the right looks correct, but the vacuum hose is pinched? It's hard to see in the picture, because your hand is in the way.
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