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Runs like a scalded dog!!
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Nashville,TN
Posts: 23
iTrader: 0 / 0%
Ride: Two '92 Si's and an '89 CRX
Rep Power: 12
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Found the following tip on a rather obscure site... it's a troubleshooting search engine if you will.
Standard Motor Products, Inc. HONDA IDLE PROBLEMS 92-95 CIVIC, DEL SOL Major engine work can be a long and tedious job without having subsequent driveability problems after you’re done. But if you experience idle problems after doing major engine work, here’s a tip that can save you a lot of diagnostic time. If the vehicle exhibits a surging idle after it warms up, check for code # 14, which is for the electronic air control valve solenoid (EACV). If you have this code, you may have crossed the connectors for the EACV with the Purge Control solenoid valve. These two connectors are identical in shape as well as being very close together in the engine compartment. The best way to identify the connectors is by using the wire colors to differentiate them. Both connectors have a yellow wire with a black stripe, which is the power feed wire. The EACV has a blue wire with a yellow stripe, while the Purge Control has a red wire. A simple repositioning of these connectors should alleviate the idle problem. JD ![]() |
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