obd0 to 0bd1 conversion gone wrong!
 

Hey all I have a obd1 vtec ecu, obd1 non vtec dizzy, conversions harness for ecu and dist, when i try to start the car it cranks but no start, all i hear i some popping sounds out the exhaust and the smell of fuel, maybe no ignition? i have the spark plug wires on right can you use a non vtec dist with a vtec motor i have a d16z6 jdm. Any help would be great thanks~!

Re: obd0 to 0bd1 conversion gone wrong!
 

Its hard to say without being there, sounds like ignition, make sure you have all the plug wires in the correct places.

Re: obd0 to 0bd1 conversion gone wrong!
 

sounds like you switched the to two crank angle sensors this will retard you timing pretty bad i heard. I had a problem with my obd0 to obd1 swap turned out to be lose wires. or more or less me just trying to ghetto rig it by pushing the wires in the pin hole to make it run. this does not work you must repine it properly lol

Re: obd0 to 0bd1 conversion gone wrong!
 

ok ill check rywire wiring and yea i had the plug wires correct. can you use a non vtec obd1 dist or does it have to be vtec?

Re: obd0 to 0bd1 conversion gone wrong!
 

Isnt this just common sense? vtec dizzy for a vtec engine, non vtec dizzy for non vtec engine..?

Re: obd0 to 0bd1 conversion gone wrong!
 

depends on the engine. on d's some you can use either like the obd2 dizzy on say a d16y7 and a d16y8 are the same but say you step back to a d16z6 I am not sure about. but I do know that a y8 or y7 dizzy will not work right without major mods and it just plain sucks! so it's not always a case of non vtec with non vtec or vise versa.

Re: obd0 to 0bd1 conversion gone wrong!
 

Any obd1 dizzy will work with a obd1 ecu. I used to run a 92 accord dizzy on my z6 that had the mounts hacked up lol. Are you positive you have the dizzy wires wired correctly? They aren't an exact color match from obd0 to obd1, so if that's what you did, that's your problem. Otherwise it sounds like firing order is incorrect, or number 1 is starting off on the wrong spot on your cap. Easiest way to tell for that, bring cyl 1 to top dead, pop off the cap and see where the rotor's pointing.

Re: obd0 to 0bd1 conversion gone wrong!
 

first off you need to use the VTEC distributor.

Re: obd0 to 0bd1 conversion gone wrong!
 

No, you don't...I used an obd1 f22 dizzy on my z6 just cause I had one laying around. Only difference is mounting bolt pattern.

Re: obd0 to 0bd1 conversion gone wrong!
 

i got a great idea, how bout check for spark instead of blaming dizzy wiring. and RECHECK FIRING ORDER.

if that doesnt help burn the car. by the way, all D series dizzy's have the same bolt pattern w/ the exception of the obd1 vtec motors. they are differant than the rest.