ok i just did a b16a swap into my delsol si obd1. my car does not want to turn on i have no spark and no fuel. i can hear the main relay vibrate when ever i turn the key. could it be the relay? are there any wires that i have to move because of the b16. the delsol had a d16z6 with no check engine light, i just parked and did the swap. thanks for the help.

 

You are a fuckstick owned by G101.

Look at your thermostat housing. What do you see that is 100% JDM fuckmullet?

 

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Well? Have you even looked at your thermostat housing?

Tell me what is connected to it.

I'm guessing your swap was helped along by 2-7 of your "boyz," so nobody has any idea what the other guy has or hasn't done. That's the #1 mistake, because if you are looking at your thermostat housing and haven't a clue what I'm talking about, then it's because you have no idea what was done to your car. Engine swaps should be done by yourself, or with one other person who knows their ----.

 

more info please on the thermostat housing. i did the swap with my brother.

 

No, look at your thermostat housing and tell me what you see. Describe in detail. Feel free to post up a picture to thread.

I'm not going to hand you anything here, but I will help you learn. It starts with you looking and thinking... because if I think for you on this one, you stay a n00b. I can not abide n00bs.

 

Jesus christ JD why act like such a hard ***? this is a technical forum for newbs, if they want to get flamed they can go to GD for that.

Why not just say "Check the 6mm bolt on the thermostat housing" you should have a ground wire there, check the main harness, sometimes its very easy to forget, and what you are describing is the symptom of not having it hooked up. Let us know.

 

thanks abaz! JD thanks i guess..

 

Haha! Owned by the thermostat ground...yeah, that is one of the most overlooked things in a swap. That and the ait plug mixed up with the aicv plug (or whatever it's called in obd1)

 

Working on cars is just that, work.

I wanted him to go out and look at the thermostat housing. Make simple observations. Three minutes of his time. Fifteen if he feels like unlimbering the digicam, taking a pic, and uploading it to the interweb.

I'm sorry if I'm a hardass, and a shitty person, but I really truly want him to learn and he's the only one who can do that.