H22 Civic Hondata stage 2 does not drive under load
Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2003 4:11 pm
hey,
i've got a 94 civic hatchback with a 97 prelude engine. I just got my hondata stage 2 the other day, but I am unable to tune it. The problem is that under a load the car will not drive well. It moves then tries to stall around 1K. The engine will rev up fine when it's in neutral, but just not under a load. However, my old P28 that I used with the car worked fine before installing the hondata. The hondata ecu was programmed at the dyno to use a base setting for the h22.
After inspecting the engine I have one idea:
I inspected the timing belt and the exhaust cam looks to be 1 notch on the timing belt out of sync with the intake cam. The flywheel does not have a mark to check the timing. I don't want to have to rip everything apart if this isn't likely to be the problem.
Could this be a possible reason for this problem? Could there be any other possible solutions? I just swapped out the distributor from an obd1 prelude and that fixed the other previous error codes.
i've got a 94 civic hatchback with a 97 prelude engine. I just got my hondata stage 2 the other day, but I am unable to tune it. The problem is that under a load the car will not drive well. It moves then tries to stall around 1K. The engine will rev up fine when it's in neutral, but just not under a load. However, my old P28 that I used with the car worked fine before installing the hondata. The hondata ecu was programmed at the dyno to use a base setting for the h22.
After inspecting the engine I have one idea:
I inspected the timing belt and the exhaust cam looks to be 1 notch on the timing belt out of sync with the intake cam. The flywheel does not have a mark to check the timing. I don't want to have to rip everything apart if this isn't likely to be the problem.
Could this be a possible reason for this problem? Could there be any other possible solutions? I just swapped out the distributor from an obd1 prelude and that fixed the other previous error codes.