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Old 12-03-2010, 05:48 PM   #1
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91 civic obd 1 b16a swap bogging any help

i swapped my 91 hatch to a b16a bought the engine and obd 0 to obd 1 wiring harness off a honda tech site that makes them runs great untill you completly floor it then it boggs and wont move also the afc is reading the tps at 100% when the engine is at idle hit the gas and it goes backwards to 0% checked double checked the wiring its all good tried a diff throttle body same result diff ecu same thing checked changed every sensor still the same thing any help would be amazing or if anyone would like to give it a shot and look at it by all means im in lower de any help would be amazing..
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Old 12-10-2010, 03:12 AM   #2
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how much of the engine can you monitor while driving? Do you have any way of reading ecu data live?
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also, is it a mass air set up or speed density ?
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Well the tps is wired wrong. When swapping dpfi to mpfi you have to switch the outer tps wires because it swings the other way due to the intake manifold design.
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^ This.

If you're reading 100% at closed throttle and 0 at WOT then you don't have it wired right, no matter what the instructions you're reading from say.
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