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Devil Motor Sports 10-21-2003 05:56 PM

Timing issues
 
After doing the DPFI to MPFI the car runs but i can't get the timing to match up. With the dizzy at full retard it comes close but it needs to come forward about another 5 to 10 degrees. I swapped out my dizzy with one from advance and it gives me a ign output error, put the old one back in and it works. I'm totaly lost and really need some help, any ideas?

alwaystootall 10-21-2003 06:20 PM

Re:Timing issues
 
check ur wiring at the ecu,where u have to move pin c1 to b10 and pin c2 to b12 im pritty shure this has to do with ur ignition timing ignition output error.........we talkin a code, how many flashes

Devil Motor Sports 10-21-2003 06:54 PM

Re:Timing issues
 
15

HMT-Admin 10-21-2003 10:45 PM

Re:Timing issues
 
your using a MPFI dizzy correct? and a adjustable timing light to set your timing?


ProzacOverdose 10-22-2003 01:35 AM

Re:Timing issues
 
just a shot but can you be off by 1 tooth on your gear. 1 tooth over is 9.x +/-. just my 2 cents

HMT-Admin 10-22-2003 03:13 AM

Re:Timing issues
 

Originally Posted by ProzacOverdose
just a shot but can you be off by 1 tooth on your gear. 1 tooth over is 9.x +/-. just my 2 cents

Ahh, good thought!

Devil Motor Sports 10-22-2003 10:26 AM

Re:Timing issues
 
that is a good point, but it ran fine before? I dont have an adjustable timing light just a regular powered inductive.

I've got the distro for the MPFI, I've even swapped ecu's thinking the PM6 that came with my swap was bad, but it does the same thing with a PM8.

I just think its odd that with the used dizzy i get no codes, with the new one, i get a code? I've heard tell of honda switching some wires in the ecu's between the different years even in the same seires of cars. Is there any truth to this? My car is a 91 and the PM6 is from an 88, the PM8 i have is from an 91.

88crxSi 10-22-2003 10:48 AM

Re:Timing issues
 
you mean it ran fine before when it was dpfi. But when you switched to mpfi you could have gotten the timing belt that goes on the cam off by a tooth. Remember, the cam turns the dizzy.

I have also heard, depending on what head u added, that the head surface to cam sprocket height is different hence changing timing. Measure the lengths of the cam sprocket centre to head surface on both and note differences.

also when u got the dizzy from advance which one did u ask for, year/model? and the current one on the car is from an 88 si right?

Devil Motor Sports 10-22-2003 11:31 AM

Re:Timing issues
 
i didn't change the head or mess with the timing belt. i just bolted the MPFI manifold to the block and added some wires. the dissy is for the PM8 that i have, they are from the same car, i dont get to keep the PM8 though, just the dizzy. My swap came with a PM6, do i need to get a dizzy for a 88 si? Can i not just swap some pin locations? The one i got from advance is for a 91 si.

alwaystootall 10-22-2003 02:01 PM

Re:Timing issues
 
do this use the dizzy,and ecu from a 88-91 civic/crx si they all should be the same.make shure u are using a resistor box and non obd injectors.double check wiring. try swaping ignitors if u are getting a code 15 it could be a fualty ignitor and did u run shielde wire from the pins on the dizzy to the ecu?


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