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    H22A Firing Order?

    We need some help lol. Trying to start it! What's the firing order?

    Slamage is worth the Damage

    Originally posted by crazymikey
    "Yes, we did officer. By the way, your eyes look a little glazed, did you just come from the donut shop?"

    #2
    I'm sittin here tryin to start it for the first time! Someone has to know...

    Slamage is worth the Damage

    Originally posted by crazymikey
    "Yes, we did officer. By the way, your eyes look a little glazed, did you just come from the donut shop?"

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      #3
      I thought all 4-cylinder motors have the same firing order? lol anyway, it is 1-3-4-2

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        sorry for the bad drawings
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          #5
          someone go take a picture? lol
          It's not starting.....

          Slamage is worth the Damage

          Originally posted by crazymikey
          "Yes, we did officer. By the way, your eyes look a little glazed, did you just come from the donut shop?"

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            #6
            Its not hard man num 1 on the dizzy is the closest to the radiator and the direction is clockwise so knowing the firing order is 1-3-4-2 that means the num 3 will be the bottom teminal on the dizzy. Now as far as what num each cylinder is the num 1 cylinder is closest to the timing belts or on the driver side of the car, going in order cylinder 4 is farthest on the passenger side, obviously the terminal in the middle of the dizzy goes to the external coil if applicable. Distributor 1-3-4-2 Cylinders 4-3-2-1



            Hope this helps
            Last edited by 904drACCORDMANG; 07-16-2010, 09:45 PM.

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              #7
              If this is a fresh engine, belt job, or has had valve adjust with the timing belt off I would line up all the timing marks on the belt, check to make sure the dizzy rotor is pointing at the radiator then make sure the num 1 piston is up, you can do this by removing the spark plug and gently lowering a piece a vacuum line down into the cylinder, if you bottom out after using say 2 ft of vacuum line then the piston is obviously not tdc and you need to remove your timing belt and rotate the crank 180 deg ccw. A much easier way to test this is running a compression test I believe 120 psi is the lowest itll run but thats horrible compression

              http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=187851
              sold to: cb7rush\h22-accord\Luis\BurtonRiderT6
              bought from:jokerxfn-tommi-'93cb7ex

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                #8
                Originally posted by 904drACCORDMANG View Post
                If this is a fresh engine, belt job, or has had valve adjust with the timing belt off I would line up all the timing marks on the belt, check to make sure the dizzy rotor is pointing at the radiator then make sure the num 1 piston is up, you can do this by removing the spark plug and gently lowering a piece a vacuum line down into the cylinder, if you bottom out after using say 2 ft of vacuum line then the piston is obviously not tdc and you need to remove your timing belt and rotate the crank 180 deg ccw. A much easier way to test this is running a compression test I believe 120 psi is the lowest itll run but thats horrible compression
                Thanks man!

                Slamage is worth the Damage

                Originally posted by crazymikey
                "Yes, we did officer. By the way, your eyes look a little glazed, did you just come from the donut shop?"

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