check engine light
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check engine light
I just reasembled my engine after getting it ported and polished, everything is hooked up right,idle speed correct my vtec engages at the set rpm and everything works properly, but still have a chech engine light after reseting the ecu,the only thing I dont have a oil pressure light when I turn the ignition on, even when I unplugged it could be that? I'm using the p28 ecu on a b16 sir2 becase it does not require a knock sensor, long post.not boosted yet because of this, what could be the problem?
#4
Re:check engine light
no he meant, your ecu has a red L.E.D that flashes a certain number of blinks. when you can see your ecu turn your key to acc then count the number of blinks before it pauses, then count the next set of number, when it pauses again, count the next set and so on until it repeats itself. post how many flashes you counted.
#6
Re:check engine light
lol yes, connect the ECU grounds on that little test connection... a paper clip is sufficient enough.
REmember a long flash = 10, a short flash = 1
So ... one long, and two short would be a code 12.
Seems to me that your oil pressure sensor isn't hooked up right.
REmember a long flash = 10, a short flash = 1
So ... one long, and two short would be a code 12.
Seems to me that your oil pressure sensor isn't hooked up right.
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Re:check engine light
vtec has 2 oil pressure sensors!! lol...
one behind the actual oil filter and another for the vtec itself. its probably a wiring issue.... its like right on the solenoid..
there is the one wire for the 12v to the trigger and one more plug for the vtec oil pressure sensor.
one behind the actual oil filter and another for the vtec itself. its probably a wiring issue.... its like right on the solenoid..
there is the one wire for the 12v to the trigger and one more plug for the vtec oil pressure sensor.
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