Rev Limiter Q For H22a
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dohcvtec_accord
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Ummmm yeah. 
No VTEC solenoid means VTEC won't engage, and the rev limit on an H22 when VTEC isn't engaged (like before the car is up to normal operating temp) is 6200-6500 rpm.
Troubleshoot? Get a VTEC solenoid. How do you have the oil passages that normally go in and out of the solenoid plugged up right now? Or do you just have a non-functioning solenoid on there?
No VTEC solenoid means VTEC won't engage, and the rev limit on an H22 when VTEC isn't engaged (like before the car is up to normal operating temp) is 6200-6500 rpm.Troubleshoot? Get a VTEC solenoid. How do you have the oil passages that normally go in and out of the solenoid plugged up right now? Or do you just have a non-functioning solenoid on there?
Originally posted by ludester1@Feb 12 2003, 06:14 AM
Hey, I have a h22a vtec and for some reason the rev limiter kicks in at 6200 I know thats not normal and it sucks <_< . could it be because I dont have a vtec solenoid in it. What could I do to troubleshoot this?
TIA
No solenoid? ARen't those called H23's??
hehehe opps no sleep last night :sleep:
My swap arrived from osakamotors and there was hella damage cux of shipping and the solenoid was damaged(cracked in half) so I bolted on a fabricated plate to keep the oil from shooting all over the place. NEVER BUY FROM THERE!!! They wont replace it so im screwed..
My swap arrived from osakamotors and there was hella damage cux of shipping and the solenoid was damaged(cracked in half) so I bolted on a fabricated plate to keep the oil from shooting all over the place. NEVER BUY FROM THERE!!! They wont replace it so im screwed..
dohcvtec_accord
WRX Sellout
Fuckin sucks man. Another black mark for Osaka Motors. <_<
