Recent content by BoosteDa

I wouldn't run the car until you've gotten all of that figured out...

Not saying you're that kind of person, but how do we know we will be getting our ecu back?

did you ever get it figured out?

What he said ^

No problem. Let us know if you have any other questions.

Check all your basic fluids such as oil and coolant and let us know what it's looking like.

Here's a link to the fuse diagrams that should help you. Just scroll down a little bit.

Why do you want to advance your timing?

Check for a blown fuse in the fuse pannel under the dash. More than likely your issue.

And for the fuel line, i'm thinking you could find an aftermarket one online from companys like aem. This is an example i found.

No problem. Let us know if you have any other questions.

I think you need the 6 rib alternator belt that's 36inch in length. Someone correct me if i'm wrong.

Check your oil level and make sure it's at the full mark on the dipstick. Lacking the right amount of oil will cause vtec to not engage due to there not being enough oil pressure. If you're near your car, this should only take a minute or two to check.

If your oil level is good and you're building enough oil pressure, it almost sounds to me like you're having ignition issues.

Also make sure you have enough oil in your engine. Maybe lacking oil pressure causing vtec to not work properly?