Odd K pro problem
Posted: Sat Aug 13, 2011 11:22 am
Hi, I hope someone can help, it's a wierd problem but I'll try and explain as best I can.
My car is a 2001 JDM DC5 Integra Type R
Basically when I turn the ignition to position 2, the fuel pump will prime and the CEL will stay on. It will not let me read the codes, K manager won't acknowledge the ECU. If I start it is take a good few seconds to start and splutters into life with a 3k ish limit. Is this limp mode?
This happens pretty much every time, HOWEVER, I have just taken the ecu out and checked all the joints, put it back in and it worked great for about 2 hours (restarting about 5 or 6 times), then faulted again as soon as I switched it off and tried to restart after this time.
If I quickly cycle the ignition so that the fuel doesn't prime, it will start fine and I can datalog etc, no DTCs are stored. It's hard to diagnose it without any DTC's available, has anyone had a similar issue with this before?
Also, I have replaced the battery with a brand new one from Honda, and it has a good earth on the cylinder head.
Thanks in advance for any help
Matt
My car is a 2001 JDM DC5 Integra Type R
Basically when I turn the ignition to position 2, the fuel pump will prime and the CEL will stay on. It will not let me read the codes, K manager won't acknowledge the ECU. If I start it is take a good few seconds to start and splutters into life with a 3k ish limit. Is this limp mode?
This happens pretty much every time, HOWEVER, I have just taken the ecu out and checked all the joints, put it back in and it worked great for about 2 hours (restarting about 5 or 6 times), then faulted again as soon as I switched it off and tried to restart after this time.
If I quickly cycle the ignition so that the fuel doesn't prime, it will start fine and I can datalog etc, no DTCs are stored. It's hard to diagnose it without any DTC's available, has anyone had a similar issue with this before?
Also, I have replaced the battery with a brand new one from Honda, and it has a good earth on the cylinder head.
Thanks in advance for any help
Matt