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Parts car?!? Aww mannn!
This sensor was causing my Camry to die at stop lights when I first got it. Wouldn't show a check engine light tho. It would die and not start up, apparently the sensro would tell the ECU it was like -100° or some shit and the computer would dump fuel in, and flood it out. Changed the sensor for $10 and it ran perfect after that
I replaced the coil and dizzy cap but the problem is recurring. I saw a post saying that the bearings are the cause. My new coil and cap are going to melt. Not sure if I need a new dizzy or if I could replace the bearings in it.
I wouldn't even bother dropping the coolant unless it needs a change, just have the new sensor to hand, once the old one is out just stick a finger in the hole to stop any more coming out, grab the new sensor with the other hand and quickly screw it on, only takes a thread or two before the coolant stops leaking. Then if you're a bit anal like me, fire it up and top up/bleed the coolant, less wasted that way.
I have a ef hatch car starts fine runs good but when it gets whorm it ildes low then dies if I dont step on the gas
Lsvtec converted to obd1
Hey I need some help if you don't mind. I'm having trouble with my 90 si. It's running bad at idle , and bogs really bad when reving it up. Don't know where to start.
Parts car? That car runs better than mine jon! Lol jk.
I would like to note that you said it was running obd2 ecu and distributor, but I do believe the p28 and distributor are obd1 .
Can you do a video daignosing a parasitic drain on a 1990 honda civic
Your instructional videos are DOPE DOPE DOPE DOOOOOPE! So useful! A++++
Always great info
i have a 91 d15..sometimes it just dies out… wont start till i cycle the key… and its stuck in safe mode… wont rev up?
lol this is actually the same problem i have with my integra kinda funny you post a video about it the same day going to replace the sensor today
Do you know what kind of intake that is?
this is so good to know. your instructional is really good with your explanations.
I had the same problem