n00b...please help
#1
n00b...please help
hey guys,
i was wondering if anyone could help...i bought a used 98 gsr that has had its engine swapped twice...first engine was a 1.6L from a civic SI and the current engine is from a 99 4dr gsr and the ecu is a p72-a04
the problem is that i dont feel/hear the vtec kick in when i step on the gas...it redlines at 8000 like its supposed to, but i dont feel a difference at all when the rpms get to 8000...its exactly the same throughout...
i also have a 95 gsr and when the vtec on that one kicks in, i can definitely feel the difference...
all the wires have been checked and there doesnt seem to be anything wrong with the connections...i asked my friend and he said something about "limp mode"? but im not sure how to check (or disable?) that
the vin of the car is: JH4DC2385WS004188
and the vin of the engine is: JH4DB8596XS000583
dunno if having those numbers will help
thanks for any help/suggestions
i was wondering if anyone could help...i bought a used 98 gsr that has had its engine swapped twice...first engine was a 1.6L from a civic SI and the current engine is from a 99 4dr gsr and the ecu is a p72-a04
the problem is that i dont feel/hear the vtec kick in when i step on the gas...it redlines at 8000 like its supposed to, but i dont feel a difference at all when the rpms get to 8000...its exactly the same throughout...
i also have a 95 gsr and when the vtec on that one kicks in, i can definitely feel the difference...
all the wires have been checked and there doesnt seem to be anything wrong with the connections...i asked my friend and he said something about "limp mode"? but im not sure how to check (or disable?) that
the vin of the car is: JH4DC2385WS004188
and the vin of the engine is: JH4DB8596XS000583
dunno if having those numbers will help
thanks for any help/suggestions
#5
Originally Posted by drumsy
Have you bothered to have your engined dynoed? This will tell you exactly if your engine is performing according to spec.
#6
Originally Posted by Solracer
I would also run a compression check if you are not sure of the engines origins, your vtec could be engaging but you could be down on power and not really notice any chage, Also What kind of intake/exahaust does the car have on it? With my del sol I could not hear vtec engage at all until I got a cai and exhaust.
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