The h22 threw a code 15 which is ignition output signal. does it mean I'm getting a bad spark and something is not grounded?
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Is it a reman distributor or an OEM Honda distriutor? The remans usually use cheap electronic replacement parts. That's why they are cheaper than OEM. They use a no name $50 ignitor that may last a week, month or maybe 5 years vs the $180 NEC (OEM) ignitor that will last 15-20 years.
Test them both to be sure!
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I dont think its worth replacing the whole dizzy because of cost. Its easy to replace the ignitor. I would also check all of the wires as far as the harness go's.Its the yellow wire with the green stripe go's to the ecu and it needs to be clean other wires if its not making a good connection you could get that code. the ignitor went bad in my dads 90 lx like two weeks ago and there was no check engine light. I was smrat and I had another ignitor at the house and I changed it in fifteen minutes. I could make shure all of the connections are clean on it in the harness plugs because sometimes water gets in and messes them up.Last edited by thepowderblue; 06-01-2011, 05:36 PM.
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What brand of O2 did you buy? Sometimes the Honda PGM-FI doesn't take to well to Bosch O2 sensors. It's finicky that way and likes the NGK or Denso brands. Is it a universal fit that you had to splice wires together or was it a plug-n-play with a connector?
If it is an OEM replacement (Denso/NGK) then this is could be an example why replacing parts without doing any sort of testing can be a waste of money. The code actually states that it is a problem in the HO2S circuit not just the sensor. After the code points you to that circuit as being the issue. There are troubleshooting procedures you can follow in order to determine what part of the circuit is a t fault, wiring, ECU or the senor itself.Last edited by GhostAccord; 06-03-2011, 09:27 AM.
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