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    Engine Trouble

    Thanks, but that was the first thing i check and it was dry. Also car almost bogs to a stall on idle . But runs better in the higher RPMs (over 5000).
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    Engine Trouble

    Need some help with an engine problem. I completed a B16A SIR2 swap in the fall. Everything was running great until the weekend. I drove it about 30 miles (50km) and it ran fine. Then i washed it and sprayed the engine bay down just with the hose. Then some guy came over and test drove it by...
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    Car dies at idle and at times no start

    Turns out it was the ignitor chip - I luckily had one from an extra distributor.
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    start problem

    Does it turn over? Do you still have spark and fuel? Any error codes? Check all plugs, ECU, and grounds. Go with the simple things first. On a side note: EF's did have a problem with the PGMFI relay that caused no starts.
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    Car dies at idle and at times no start

    That doesn't explain the no-start after it dies. Plus battery has full charge. I was questioning if it could be fuel pump - but I don't feel fuel cutting out. Plugs and wires are new. And since its at idle I don't think its the dizzy. This problem is baffling me.
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    Car dies at idle and at times no start

    '89 Civic SI with B16A2 - steady idle at 500 RPM - timing is good and not gettting any codes Car ran fine until 2 days. I was driving it and at a stop light it just died then I started it up again no problem. Then today I went to start it and it wouldn't start. After waiting about 20 minutes...
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    High Idle - Code 14 and 41

    Well, After checking everything it turned out to be the FITV. The screw came loose inside. The code 14 was being caused by the FITV not the IACV (even though code 14 is for the IACV). Once fixed the idle is great. Thanks to CRXSIR1
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    B16A OBD1 - How to check engine light

    The ecu that I had turned out to be OK.The chip inside was put in backwards by the original owner. The notch in the chip always has to face the ECU plugs.
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    High Idle - Code 14 and 41

    I am going to try to swap the two black wire. The connector on the O2 is stock but the connector on my harness was wired by me. As for the high idle i am goin gto try the suggestions above and look at the TPS.
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    High Idle - Code 14 and 41

    No overheating. Its a new 4 wire O2 so I don't know why I am geetting the code. Verified blue wire and white wire are connected correctly, but since there are 2 black wires its possible those 2 are swithced. I will rechekc that, but still shouldn't lead to extremely high rev's.
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    High Idle - Code 14 and 41

    Its a new 4 wire O2 sensor. The wiring appears correct but its possible the 2 black wires are reversed since I don't know what they are for.
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    High Idle - Code 14 and 41

    The IACV worked fine on my stock engine. It was clean. And yes, the coolant lines are hooked up. The engine is NOT low on coolant. I assume the thermostat is opening since I have heat in the lines and heater. The engine temp sensor is working. How else would I check the thermostat?
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    High Idle - Code 14 and 41

    B16 OBD1 in an '89 SI. My idle is all over the place. With the IACV plugged in I get a high idle in the 3500 RPM range. With it unplugged it bounces badly (feels worse than the high idle) at 1700ish RPM. I m getting codes 14 (IACV) and 41 (O2 Heater). I swaped the IACV from my D16 ('89...
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    B16A OBD1 - How to check engine light

    Thanks for the help. It was the ECU. Just bought a new one and it works well. Throwign a couple of codes but I will work on those. At leaset its running and not hitting a 3500 RPM limit.
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    B16A OBD1 - How to check engine light

    It runs, but like crap. The light is always on except when the ECU is unplugged. Been reading it could possibly be a code zero. I am not sure though. Don't really want to pay for another ECU. If its a code zero what else could I check to diagnose? I fell like i have checked everything.
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