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Old 08-12-2006, 11:39 AM   #21
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Yeah, that big *** yellow wire is completely untouched. i fixed the cyp code (nine) by switching two white wires on a round plug, bling bling.

anyway, still no luck getting the car to shut off.

what i think is odd is that the ignitor power wire doesn't get power when the car is in I, but it'll still let the car keep going even after i pull the key out!
How is your fuel pump getting power when the key is out?
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Old 08-12-2006, 11:42 AM   #22
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don't freaking ask me, iono! it's not getting power before i start the damn engine!

this is why i'm so pissed off,
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VERY good question! The ecu has to be getting power when it's not supposed to.
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Old 08-12-2006, 11:44 AM   #24
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Well ****, I wish I didn't have such ****ing ****ty jdm sir wiring diagrams! It must be something on one of these damn ****ing circular plugs, they're the only thing I depinned and could've messed up (lots of the same color wires, that's what happened with code 9).
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What circular plug's are you talking about?
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The ones that hang out on the strut mounts. I made little mock ups of them in my wire tuck thread, you'll notice there are a lot of the same color wires,

Anyway, if I had a decent wiring diagram I could trace them to make sure they were going the right places, but I haven't found anything that will help.
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Old 08-12-2006, 11:53 AM   #27
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What circular plug's are you talking about?
plugs onthe shock tower I imagine.

I think at this point all you can do is check every wire on with your DMM.
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Old 08-12-2006, 11:54 AM   #28
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Yeah, but the problem isn't a short, it's wires going the wrong places, which I'd need a diagram to tell me how to fix, na mean?
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Yes, I know what you mean. From the diagram, it lookss like their are two primary, 14 wire plug's. One goe's to the ecu and the other goe's to the driver's side. Are those the two you are talking about and are they the only two?
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Yes, and yes. I'd need the two going to the ecu I believe as the drive side plug has all different wires and was easily matched. I might be wrong on that though.
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