check engine
ok here it goes, i rebuilt my h22 and put it all back in and i went to fire it up after i primed the oil system. put plugs back in and cranked to see if it would start nope it didnt, checked to see if there was fuel at the fpr nope. i know the pump is good its new. then i noticed that the engine light is not all the way on bright its faint and it doesnt go off. i cant hear the pump going and i can hear a clicking of this relay thats under the dash not on the fuse box right above the hood popper it has a brown 6 or 7 pin plug.
im thinking my ecu might have taking a dive. i jumped the service connector and nothing the engine light is still dim.
car has been sitting for 1 yr and 3 mos.
im thinking my ecu might have taking a dive. i jumped the service connector and nothing the engine light is still dim.
car has been sitting for 1 yr and 3 mos.
yeah the obvious things i have checked
im leaning towards the ecu or fucked up wores somwhere i did have mice in the car for a short time and thats no good. but i do have power at the coil and starter. i have aftermarket ignition system.
anyone have a p5m ecu around
im leaning towards the ecu or fucked up wores somwhere i did have mice in the car for a short time and thats no good. but i do have power at the coil and starter. i have aftermarket ignition system.
anyone have a p5m ecu around
i hooked up my stocker and found my coil to be sparking constantly. and main relay clicking the same speed as coil fires.
hooked up a chipped p06 and not anything not a engine light or anything. wondering if my mainrelay or my ign switch is bad.
igot a new knock sensor and that wasnt it. im running outa options..
and i got in there with a test light and the logic grounds have power while unplugged from the ecu. then when i plug them back in they have power when the key is in the on pos. but one of them pulses. and i think thats whats causing my relay to click and not sure if its related to my coil or not but i assume its tied in.
i tired my aem and it wont evne get power to connect so im not sure where the problem is.
im getting my optima outa my other car and charging it to make sure its not a battery prob. and then i will have to go with rippin my dash apart to see what wires got fucked up by the mice if any. so i think ill go with the relay first then the po6 second and then will see if she runs or not......
anyone had there ign switch go bad or imoblizer lock u out if so let me know im going to look at pgmfi and read on how to bypass the unit.
hooked up a chipped p06 and not anything not a engine light or anything. wondering if my mainrelay or my ign switch is bad.
igot a new knock sensor and that wasnt it. im running outa options..
and i got in there with a test light and the logic grounds have power while unplugged from the ecu. then when i plug them back in they have power when the key is in the on pos. but one of them pulses. and i think thats whats causing my relay to click and not sure if its related to my coil or not but i assume its tied in.
i tired my aem and it wont evne get power to connect so im not sure where the problem is.
im getting my optima outa my other car and charging it to make sure its not a battery prob. and then i will have to go with rippin my dash apart to see what wires got fucked up by the mice if any. so i think ill go with the relay first then the po6 second and then will see if she runs or not......
anyone had there ign switch go bad or imoblizer lock u out if so let me know im going to look at pgmfi and read on how to bypass the unit.
fixed i guess when i put the head back on i smashed a wired and broke it next to the therostat housing. it looked conneted but found it was the one that was my problem which in turn shorted out my ign box and caused me more probelms.
i ran straight to the coil in stock form and bam fires right up.
it wasnt somthing u could see that was broken just looked smashed tested and whola...
i ran straight to the coil in stock form and bam fires right up.
it wasnt somthing u could see that was broken just looked smashed tested and whola...


