b16a Need some help TroubleShooting!
#1
b16a Need some help TroubleShooting!
i have the motor in harness in ect the whole 9 yards i hooked up my battery turn on my lights to see if i got power & nothing. i ran out and got my other battery in my coupe try the battery from my hatch starrts up right away battery is good and my coupe is good so good and good ... why doesnt my hatch have any power! ???
ground is all hooked up the only sign of power i have is my oil light is on and flicker'ing without the key in the ignition ???
-Rob-
ground is all hooked up the only sign of power i have is my oil light is on and flicker'ing without the key in the ignition ???
-Rob-
#2
check your grounds. Should be one on the valve cover, one on the thermostat housing and one big fat one on the tranny going to the frame, and of course from the battery to the body of the car. Also make sure the ground on the starter is hooked up.
#4
i want to get some new groud wire like that sterio type coated wire .. i think its the one on the valve cover cuz it broke and i just connected it the best way i could .. but i wouldnt have thought it would do what its doing over just one ground
#5
yeah i've had the car get no power because 1 ground wasn't hooked up. But it wasn't the valve cover ground. You might want to try sanding down the metal where the grounds attach (thermostat housing, tranny, frame, etc).
#6
what if the ground on my starter ?
what if the started is f--ked??
i over heated it when i tried turning over my siezed engine. i stoped when i saw it smoke ???
i was hopin it was still okay!
cuz i only tried to turn it over 3 times b4 i saw smoke
what if the started is f--ked??
i over heated it when i tried turning over my siezed engine. i stoped when i saw it smoke ???
i was hopin it was still okay!
cuz i only tried to turn it over 3 times b4 i saw smoke
#8
the frame ground was damaged so i gotta fix
its turning over but it wont catch i know im low on fuel cuz i ran it low .
the fuel injectors wires were pulled from the plastic contector's if put them back but i dont know if i cross them the wrong way would that cause it not to turn over which im assuming so ?? which is the best way to find out the proper way to make sure they are in the right place ?? if you dont know what im talkin about the connector wires there all hooked up though just no go
its turning over but it wont catch i know im low on fuel cuz i ran it low .
the fuel injectors wires were pulled from the plastic contector's if put them back but i dont know if i cross them the wrong way would that cause it not to turn over which im assuming so ?? which is the best way to find out the proper way to make sure they are in the right place ?? if you dont know what im talkin about the connector wires there all hooked up though just no go
#9
So you don't have clips on your injectors?
well the red/black wire should always go on the left side (standing in front of the engine facing the firewall)
These colors are for the right side of the injector
#1 brown
#2 red
#3 grey (possible blue i am colour blind)
#4 yellow
hope this helps.
well the red/black wire should always go on the left side (standing in front of the engine facing the firewall)
These colors are for the right side of the injector
#1 brown
#2 red
#3 grey (possible blue i am colour blind)
#4 yellow
hope this helps.
#11
i had 2 red wires one red had a black line that was the left one. cuz one of them didint tear out so i put all black red wries to the left.. since my alt belt is still not on my battery is getting weaker
also i put fresh fuel in the car has been on a tilt for 2-3 months im assuming that would not help getting fuel to engine ???
also i put fresh fuel in the car has been on a tilt for 2-3 months im assuming that would not help getting fuel to engine ???
#18
Its the rubber o-ring on the shaft of the distributor. If there was no o-ring there it would probably **** oil everywhere.
The cam seal is a very common source of an oil leak on b-series engines, although it may not look like its leaking from there.
It could also be the vtec solenoid to cylinder head seal.
This b16 swap has been nothing but problems for you. Hope you get things going good soon.
The cam seal is a very common source of an oil leak on b-series engines, although it may not look like its leaking from there.
It could also be the vtec solenoid to cylinder head seal.
This b16 swap has been nothing but problems for you. Hope you get things going good soon.
#19
okay in the head there is a oil ring there youi know what im sayin when you hcange a head gasket there is a lil ribber the size of an advil ,, i dont think i replaced that i can take the head apart to see if so what do you think ??