It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed 3 Attachment(s) Well it's finally done. Took a few cranks and tightening of the injectors/rail but it finally sputtered to life...sounding decent then leak from rail return and the party was cut short...also I knew I'd throw some codes: Got pictures of them attached. Tomorrow is when Ill attempt to fine tune everything etc. Unfortunately right now I had to return to y7 injectors and rail (pick n pull one's were done)....this is temporary...need to address this vtec issue bet jts the way it was wired to ecu? y7 block Y8 head P2P-a92 ecu |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed ECT and IAT unplugged? Can you view live data to see the actual temperature values displayed? You do have a VTEC valve on this head, yes? Check wiring starts and ends in the correct connector cavities, check operation, check input/output? |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed Vtec solenoid is attached to head..connected with aftermarket pigtail...pressure sensor below it, knock etc..may have wires mixed at the ecu? Also didn't keep car on because I sW what looked more like steam than smoke with no distinct odor coming from exhaust manifold area?? Is this due to new head/cleaning chemicals etc? |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed Also didn't keep car on because I sW what looked more like steam than smoke with no distinct odor coming from exhaust manifold area?? Is this due to new head/cleaning chemicals etc? |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed Well all but vtec failure fixed..I also jumped some teeth I believe..my marks are not lining but anymore and no starting....#@_&$#-_+&...so checked plugs they smell like fuel replaced them then realized I had two injector wires backwards...took out plugs, unhooked ecu, pulled 7.5/15 fuse and went to sleep...gotta snag a pigtail for pressure switch tomorrow...and somehow reset ignition timing...one thing after the other. At least the cranking sounds strong...ha |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed .I also jumped some teeth I believe..my marks are not lining but anymore and no starting....#@_&$#-_+& Also, why did it jump time, and how can you prevent it? |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed I may have worded it wrong. After my initial startup I noticed the mark I made wasn't exactly lined up. So I pulled belt off (horrible I know. I keep strong tension and tried to manually move it back. Didn't work so slid it right back to original spot.....this is all due to me skipping timing belt due to breaking all extensions and even a ratchet. Impact did nothing. The belt has been replaced bc the white writing is still clear no missing teeth etc.....I think I cannot avoid the inevitable and will have to replace it to redo timing...I currently removed plugs, and dizzy set TDC based off the cam gear...now while I research some more I'm wiring up gauges and ecu before I attempt anything else with it...lesson learned....don't rush things... 😑 No damage thankfully. |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed YOUR mark? If you made a mark on the belt then roll the crank a few times, your mark will not line up again for maybe 73 revolutions because belt length vs timing gear diameter is never a 1:1 ratio, that's just how it is. How about all the timing marks the factory put on the cam gear and the crank pulley, do they align in any way shape or form? A smidgen difference isn't usually a problem when it's NEAR the correct tooth, and belt timing can only change by length of a full tooth not a partial tooth.... |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed
Originally Posted by ezone
(Post 4723858)
YOUR mark? If you made a mark on the belt then roll the crank a few times, your mark will not line up again for maybe 73 revolutions because belt length vs timing gear diameter is never a 1:1 ratio, that's just how it is. How about all the timing marks the factory put on the cam gear and the crank pulley, do they align in any way shape or form? A smidgen difference isn't usually a problem when it's NEAR the correct tooth, and belt timing can only change by length of a full tooth not a partial tooth.... http://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_tp...w?usp=drivesdk |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed 1 Attachment(s) the "up" on cam is at 12 position The actual cam timing marks are slashes or notches in the edge of the gear that align with the surface of the head. now is it the cam or crank that had to be aligned 100% The white and three red are to the right if the iron site on the cover Rotate the crank so the single notch (white mark) in the pulley is aligned in the gun sight. ....(and UP is near the top of cam gear, not bottom) Once the single notch is set in the pointer, see where the cam gear notches are. Should be like this Attachment 90091 I usually use a mirror to view these timing marks because I can't get an eyeball perfectly level with the engine while it's in the car hanging down (fender in the way). |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed [QUOTE=Iron sight, I like it. It's called a pointer.[/QUOTE] haha leftover army in me. I lined both up as close as I could..the up is crank is lined with white..and cam "up" is at 1:00 position..double checked plug wires, getting fuel..i am getting battery light...plugged in scanner during cranking and got reading of 5 degrees spark advance..then did battery test which says its failed...(12.1v) now im wondering if im making this more complicated and should take my (6 month old battery back to the zone and exchange/refund/test)?? |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed .the up is crank is lined with white..and cam "up" is at 1:00 position i am getting battery light... then did battery test which says its failed...(12.1v) Put a charger on it. now im wondering if im making this more complicated plugged in scanner during cranking and got reading of 5 degrees spark advance |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_t...w?usp=drivesdk That's where it sits as of right now and the crank https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_t...w?usp=drivesdk From here if I turn by hand I could get it fairly close.. it started first day I completed it...whyyyyy did it touch it?? Aggh. Rotor is pointed at #1 wire.. |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/hx...2Wc=w1600-h770 That is far off the mark. Spin that crank pulley til the white mark lines up with the pointers. Then see where the cam pulley marks are. |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_t...w?usp=drivesdk Which puts my cam gear here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_t...w?usp=drivesdk |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/3F...gIk=w1600-h770 Ok this looks right..... Now what about the cam gear position/marks alignment? |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_t...w?usp=drivesdk That's where the cam gear sits when crank is in line |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/jU...tA8=w1600-h770 Ugh. 3 or 4 teeth out of time? WTF happened, how did it jump time? Is the belt loose, tensioner wasn't set to take up slack? Loosen tensioner, slip belt off cam gear, move cam to correct position, reinstall belt, reset the tensioner.......hope no valve damage |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed Awesome..well it's 1030 here...I left it where it was. Going to Google more and adjust it first thing in AM.. I've NEVER liked timing..never even attempted to time my vehicles. Got lucky with swaps in the past I guess..well thanks any more info/advice? |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed
Originally Posted by 2kej6
(Post 4723946)
Awesome..well it's 1030 here...I left it where it was. Going to Google more and adjust it first thing in AM.. I've NEVER liked timing..never even attempted to time my vehicles. Got lucky with swaps in the past I guess..well thanks any more info/advice? |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed Lol I've printed out so many write ups, how to diagrams, an account with all data....somewhere got mixed up..I think what's throwing me off is 1, automatic with IM from a 5 speed (block off plate for IACV) y7 TB, P2P-a92 (auto) ecu...so when I Google I have to pay close attention bc lots of these write-ups apply to manual only with p28s etc... |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed You're only concern should be the freekin block and head and setting up the timing belt for a (...whatever it is, 99 Civic? It's late LOL). Manifold mods don't matter. EDIT: I do this in my sleep at work, I keep forgetting not everyone else is that familiar with the work.. I've done enough I don't need to refer to a service manual very often |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed mechanic? ASE? if you live in northern CA ill pay you to fix this haha |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed
Originally Posted by ezone
(Post 4723945)
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/jU...tA8=w1600-h770 Ugh. 3 or 4 teeth out of time? WTF happened, how did it jump time? Is the belt loose, tensioner wasn't set to take up slack? Loosen tensioner, slip belt off cam gear, move cam to correct position, reinstall belt, reset the tensioner.......hope no valve damage |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed OP: With a 6th gen (almost 20 years old) Civic it's never over..lol Once you get 'er dicked and you think all is good..within 6 months some other annoying sh!t breaks down. |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed
Originally Posted by Megalodong
(Post 4723959)
OP: With a 6th gen (almost 20 years old) Civic it's never over..lol Once you get 'er dicked and you think all is good..within 6 months some other annoying sh!t breaks down. |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed
Originally Posted by 2kej6
(Post 4723963)
Aha this is true. Yet strangely I've never owned any other brand.. |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed This is true...these new models coming out I haven't messed with at all...2000 and lower (well 7th gen and below) I can find parts lower the year less emissions computers etc it's like Legos...build however your imagination wants to |
Re: It's finally over. Mini me started...few adjustments needed UPDATE: so slipped belt off cam...got TDC as close as humanly possible...both cam crank and dizzy rotor pointed towards plug 1....first crank it sputtered to life for a solid 5-10 seconds and then drown itself out??? |
It's Alive!! Alright mini me will start up...however....in park/any other gear car rolls forward like it wants to drive.....idles rough but could hear it wanting to correct itself and it did....it burped up massive amounts of water.....(see picture) and smoking pretty good out of the tail pipe...no odor to it but got so smokey I shut it down due to neighbors being around...and this is CA...lol need to figure out why car drives itsself in pArk nuetral etc...thoughts? |
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