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Forum: Transmissions and Running Gear

01-23-2011, 10:35 PM

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VTEC-E question, help!

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Posted By imzjustplayin

Re: VTEC-E question, help!

Uh, do you understand that Open loop=not using O2 sensor but pre-programmed values? Having a narrow band or Wideband o2 sensor is irrelevant as to whether or not you're in open or closed loop when...

Forum: Transmissions and Running Gear

01-23-2011, 05:37 PM

Replies: 53

VTEC-E question, help!

Views: 10,873

Posted By imzjustplayin

Re: VTEC-E question, help!

The problem with WOT on cars that aren't throttle by wire is that when you hit WOT, you actually go into open loop mode which means the car uses pre-configured fuel tables which are always more rich...

Forum: Transmissions and Running Gear

01-21-2011, 12:13 AM

Replies: 53

VTEC-E question, help!

Views: 10,873

Posted By imzjustplayin

Re: VTEC-E question, help!

I think the reason why the fuse at the ECU caused the sputtering is because the ECU has capacitors and therefore was still powered for some time after you cut off the power to the ECU. I was thinking...

Forum: Transmissions and Running Gear

01-20-2011, 09:50 PM

Replies: 53

VTEC-E question, help!

Views: 10,873

Posted By imzjustplayin

Re: VTEC-E question, help!

I would be too! 60mpg is pretty incredible in such cold temperatures.. Also, one thing if I would try working on if I were you is to find a way to kill the engine without keying off the ignition,...

Forum: Transmissions and Running Gear

01-20-2011, 12:55 AM

Replies: 53

VTEC-E question, help!

Views: 10,873

Posted By imzjustplayin

Re: VTEC-E question, help!

If this solves your problem or at least helps a lot, do you promise to do a better job of getting rid of the rust? All the points where the O2 meets with the manifold, the bolts that go into the...

Forum: Transmissions and Running Gear

01-19-2011, 03:55 PM

Replies: 53

VTEC-E question, help!

Views: 10,873

Posted By imzjustplayin

Re: VTEC-E question, help!

I can't confirm this with the 5 wire and or even any other O2 sensor, but when I've done O2 sensor testing, I had to use the body of the sensor itself in order to get a reading. I don't own any 5...

Forum: Transmissions and Running Gear

01-19-2011, 11:01 AM

Replies: 53

VTEC-E question, help!

Views: 10,873

Posted By imzjustplayin

Re: VTEC-E question, help!

There is one more (or two) sensors you may not have considered and especially in this way.. The O2 sensor... It's possible that before you get this better fuel economy and more power, you're stuck in...

Forum: Transmissions and Running Gear

01-18-2011, 05:47 PM

Replies: 53

VTEC-E question, help!

Views: 10,873

Posted By imzjustplayin

Re: VTEC-E question, help!

You can't use chrome on these ECUs and considering that the P07 ecu is far more complex than the other ECUs, I would say there is good reason for it. I don't believe it's a good idea to run the car...

Forum: Transmissions and Running Gear

01-18-2011, 04:16 PM

Replies: 53

VTEC-E question, help!

Views: 10,873

Posted By imzjustplayin

Re: VTEC-E question, help!

Oh, see that clarification helps A LOT!!! So you were getting 75mpg cruising at around 50mph? That's exactly where you should be at. You know what? I think I know what your problem is and I'm...

Forum: Transmissions and Running Gear

01-18-2011, 03:33 PM

Replies: 53

VTEC-E question, help!

Views: 10,873

Posted By imzjustplayin

Re: VTEC-E question, help!

maybe check the crank sensor... or try driving with the ELD detector disconnected or the alternator disconnected and see if that does anything. That whole "104mpg" thing really leads me to believe...

Forum: Transmissions and Running Gear

01-18-2011, 12:14 AM

Replies: 53

VTEC-E question, help!

Views: 10,873

Posted By imzjustplayin

Re: VTEC-E question, help!

which would then let the computer calculate the MPG as being very high since it uses the pulse width of the injector in order to calculate fuel economy. Maybe he has a sticky injector(s) and that is...

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