b16 in HF, non engagement of vtec issues
03-23-2003, 08:44 PM
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b16 in HF, non engagement of vtec issues
ok, i did my b16 swap a year ago....
no real problems save one...it has NEVER gone into vtec without me manually flipping a switch..
would it just be a senor problem? or what? any ideas?
the wiring is PERFECT and couldn't have done better if it came from the factory like that.
no real problems save one...it has NEVER gone into vtec without me manually flipping a switch..
would it just be a senor problem? or what? any ideas?
the wiring is PERFECT and couldn't have done better if it came from the factory like that.
but now that you say something about gauges, i get a weird clicking sound from the tach/speedo when i put it in reverse....
03-24-2003, 01:44 PM
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Re:b16 in HF, non engagement of vtec issues
what kinda shape is you're motor in? there are something like 27 check's the ecu goes thru before vtec engages, I'm not gonna list all of them, but their are thing's like oil pressure, engine temp, etc. the ecu you are using doesn't matter, the vtec wouldn't engage even with a switch. I really would bet you have pinned and spliced wires wrong, but who know's. pull up a code diagram, and see what your ecu's saying.
03-25-2003, 09:07 AM
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Re:b16 in HF, non engagement of vtec issues
Originally Posted by Dr_Drache
ok, i did my b16 swap a year ago....
no real problems save one...it has NEVER gone into vtec without me manually flipping a switch..
would it just be a senor problem? or what? any ideas?
the wiring is PERFECT and couldn't have done better if it came from the factory like that.
no real problems save one...it has NEVER gone into vtec without me manually flipping a switch..
would it just be a senor problem? or what? any ideas?
the wiring is PERFECT and couldn't have done better if it came from the factory like that.
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