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Re: fluctuatin RPM needle after 4K rpm
Originally Posted by DIY1SOHC7KID
first you want to get your 12mm "remember to make shure its a 12, i doubt you can tell by look" walk to your car and take the only three bolts holding your dizzy on. remove your plug wires "make shure you write down where each one goes, you dont want to over heat trying to figure it out" then grab you an 8mm with extension and unbolt the three bolts holding your dizzy cap on" its what you removed yourplugs wires off of" once you've done that, your gonna alotof bolts, ill have to drawyou a picture so you dont get confused. 2 screws on the far ends and 1 in the middle, you use a phillips head for that part. losen them up and turn the sensor as much as you want to where all 3 screws will screw back in.
why would you be dumb enough to think i would adjust CRANK postion voltage to help my tach out? |
Re: fluctuatin RPM needle after 4K rpm
http://www.hondahookup.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=115614
" 20 - Electrical Load Detector (ELD) " How is there not a Code 20??? i'm a little lost as to you guys are talking about. Can someone elaborate? |
Re: fluctuatin RPM needle after 4K rpm
Originally Posted by Mista Bone
ignitor, I went with Accord unit.
I've noticed my tach kinda being jumpy sometimes lately, and my MPG isnt what it should be for a VX (only around 45 ish, never could get any better even with lots of highway and babying the car). Guessing it's the notorious d series dizzy taking a dump on me since all the other tune-up parts have been replaced.... |
Re: fluctuatin RPM needle after 4K rpm
There really is no upgrade, unless you upgrade to an aftermarket distributor, but I don't know if I'd trust those.
Either buy a new one, or get one from a working distributor. It tooks ~10+ years for it to go bad. |
Re: fluctuatin RPM needle after 4K rpm
so everyone feels its the dizzy eh? I guess i'll have to try to test one out then
this is what I tried, swapped my chipped ecu ( map p28 ) with my P06 virgin ecu, and used the jumper, and the engine light stays on solid, if i remove it it goes away. but with the Chipped Ecu it still has that Cel 20 code. would u feel its the ecu? I'm gonna try driving the car with the P06 ecu see if it fluctuates, and i'll let u guys know! Any help would be great! No thread stealing >:D |
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yup still fluctuates.. but not sure if its my imagination, but it feels like its pulling more harder with the P06 ecu rather than the Chipped P28 map. It keeps going in the RPM band but the chipped ecu u totally feel a Lag or a bog during the high Rpms!!
Ahhh.. This S#%R is pissin me off! i might as well just get a Dizzy.. Any other input? |
Re: fluctuatin RPM needle after 4K rpm
ANy help from my last post info?
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Re: fluctuatin RPM needle after 4K rpm
have you replaced the ignitor?
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Re: fluctuatin RPM needle after 4K rpm
Swapping it back to the ignitor that the engine came with from the b7 ignitor i previously used. Will let you know what happens!
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Re: fluctuatin RPM needle after 4K rpm
ok so put the ignitor that the dizzy originally came with... Problem went away.
Drove home after work at night, decided to make sure the needle wasnt gonna mess up again, did a few pulls.. the needle started to come back. Now here the annoying problem. when i floor the engine, after I let go of the gas and what not, I hear a noise coming from the passenger front side ( dizzy side ) of the engine bay, a sound that can only be heard when the engine is put under pressure.. its not valve adjustment cuz its gone at idle, would a dizzy make noise??? i did see a crack on one part of the dizzy, hair line though, I'll get a diagram and show what was slightly cracked, Can anyone answer my question if the dizzy makes noise? if not, what would it be? what else should i Check? |
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