Whats killing my motor
95 LX 2.2, AT
Replaced:
fuel pump, filter, distributor (internal coil), main fuel relay.
The issue as showed in the video, It starts fine and dies. It had a head gasket replaced and has not ran well since. Codes 6,9,15, and 22.
I have the service manual and internet but am have trouble focusing on what to prioritize.
Video https://drive.google.com/open?id=1hd...IBe0nMi_5on5nt
Replaced:
fuel pump, filter, distributor (internal coil), main fuel relay.
The issue as showed in the video, It starts fine and dies. It had a head gasket replaced and has not ran well since. Codes 6,9,15, and 22.
I have the service manual and internet but am have trouble focusing on what to prioritize.
Video https://drive.google.com/open?id=1hd...IBe0nMi_5on5nt
Last edited by Justin Dreyer; Aug 17, 2018 at 12:06 PM.
The wire colors to the map sensor on top of the throttle body should be yellow/white, green/white, and white/yellow. The throttle position sensor wire colors should be green/blue, red/black, and yellow/blue. These connectors are identical and can be switched.
There are 2 other connectors that can get switched on the driver's side of the engine. The injector resistor should have 5 wires going to it. The wire color will have 4 red/blk wires and the 5th wire I think is red. There is a connector nearby that you can switch as well.
I would also recommend that you clear the codes by pulling the 7.5 amp backup/radio fuse in the engine bay fuse box for a minute. Try starting the car. Check for codes again.
If your car is an LX, it should not have the Vtec engine. A code 22 is for a vtec engine. The valve cover should say 16-valve for the non-vtec engine. The vtec valve cover says vtec. Please verify which engine you have on your car.
There are 2 other connectors that can get switched on the driver's side of the engine. The injector resistor should have 5 wires going to it. The wire color will have 4 red/blk wires and the 5th wire I think is red. There is a connector nearby that you can switch as well.
I would also recommend that you clear the codes by pulling the 7.5 amp backup/radio fuse in the engine bay fuse box for a minute. Try starting the car. Check for codes again.
If your car is an LX, it should not have the Vtec engine. A code 22 is for a vtec engine. The valve cover should say 16-valve for the non-vtec engine. The vtec valve cover says vtec. Please verify which engine you have on your car.
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