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cal
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D14z problem

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hi im new to the forum and would like some help to point out my problem im having.

now i found this site before it came into a forum with the walkthrough of the inlet manifold swap.

i did this swap fine and it made a fairly impressive change to the car.

now ive added a short ram intake with a D16z6 inlet manifold. i used all the right parts for the swap

i swapped the exhaust manifold but while doing this i broke the 02 sensor :roll: (4 wire one 2black and white and grey)

i replaced this with a OBD1 esi 4 wire sensor. now the car felt much more lively with this in but i had the error code. so i swapped the sensor back and now it feels as if its holding back on power with no error code.

the mods are only light i,e short ram, Z6 intake and a 4-1 manifold.

i havent swapped the cat or exhaust yet as ive just managed to get a hold of those parts.

in still using the standard ecu and the OBD2B wiring.

the MPG isnt that good but i put this down to the sensor and the lack of a good exhaust to let the gases out.

also i get the odd jerk as it in "pulls" back then jolts forward. its got a lot better since i swapped for another 1.4 sensor but i havent changed the one in the cat yet.

any help or pointers would be very helpful

thank you :)

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Re: D14z problem

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hey man, ill let someone else help you as i dont want to misadvise. But next time try you posting problem questions in the problem section :)
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Re: D14z problem

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4-1 header is not ideal for D series, as probe gets too far from the original position i've heard... this can be problematic, leading to wrong values. i guess you cannot use obd1 lambda probe. Cheers

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Re: D14z problem

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have you used a heated O2 sensor? You need that in order to make it work properly! The reason for this is that you have to relocated the sensor to another place. Check the values of the lamda sensor you are using.

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Re: D14z problem

Post by cal »

sorry for posting in the wrong section :oops:

thank you for the help ill have and look and let you know what i find

thank you again :D

i used the orginal honda 02 sensor

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Re: D14z problem

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There is this principle. If you move the o2 sensor away from the original place then it has to be a heated one.

cal
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Re: D14z problem

Post by cal »

just a thought the orginal honda manifold which came off the car was a 4-1 manifold :?

the placement isnt all that far out.

can i get a heated sensor from any other honda car?

thank you for moving this :)

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Re: D14z problem

Post by Dodo Bizar »

Civic coupe D15B7, or any ESi have the heated ones. And some other D14's like your D14Z can have them...

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Re: D14z problem

Post by cal »

the esi threw a code up in the 4-2-1 mani
but did feel a lot more responsive.

ill take a look this weekend and report back

thank you again for the help

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Re: D14z problem

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you can buy a replacement one. I bought an NTK for 80e

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