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    Troubleshooting Code 16, not usual cause...

    So I just recently did a swap/conversion on this auto 96 EX. Now has a JDM F22A, 5spd. Used the boomslang fabrication OBD2a -> OBD1 conversion harness. Using PT3 ECU.

    As you know, the CEL stays on while the pump primes for about 3 seconds... then it's supposed to turn off when the pump ceases priming. Without even trying to start (which of course it won't) my CEL stays on...when pulling codes, I get #16 (injector/circuit).

    Here's what I've tested so far:

    Main relay is good.

    All fuses are good.

    All resistors in resistor box are within spec.

    Resistance of injectors are within spec.

    There is continuity between yel/blk wire at main relay and yel/blk at resistor box plug.

    There is continuity between red/blk wires at resistor box plug and their matching wires at the injector plugs.

    There is continuity between individual injector wires and their respective pins at the ECU (A1/brn, A2/yel, A3/red, A5/blu).

    Yel/blk wire at resistor box plug is hot when ign. switch is set to ON.

    ECU pins A25 and B1 are also hot when ign. sw. is ON.

    I really don't know what else to test, I went through the entire injector circuit... is there something else that would trip a code 16? First time in a long time I've had a real WTF like this...

    EDIT: I can also read resistance of individual injectors by using ECU pins A1, 2, 3, and 5, and the red/blk wires for the resistor box plug. It's all there. What the fuck am I missing...
    Last edited by Dirty Harry; 11-19-2005, 04:20 PM.

    #2
    Nevermind, fixed it.

    And it doesn't suprise me that nobody answered this

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      #3
      haha good job... what was the problem?

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        #4
        A few sensors that according to schematics, have nothing to do with the injector circuit. I actually wired in an OBD2a ECU and using a scan tool, found the real problems. After those were fixed the OBD1 ECU stopped throwing 16.

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