ECU jump for ignition timing?
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You can't change ur igniton timing, unless you modify you ECU.eortizr said:Hi,, does anyone has a picture or can explain what is that connector you have to jump before change the ignition timing? thanks...
Well turn your car on, get a timing light and ur good to go.. I say leave it @ 16 degrees.eortizr said:I mean moving the dizzy (advance or retard)
thats what he is asking where is the connector to jump so the ECU does not adjust timing. You need to do this to set your base timing on the honde. Its located under the glovebox on the right. Its a blue connectorca6vtec said:Well turn your car on, get a timing light and ur good to go.. I say leave it @ 16 degrees.
I use that to check my CEL's.io_303 said:thats what he is asking where is the connector to jump so the ECU does not adjust timing. You need to do this to set your base timing on the honde. Its located under the glovebox on the right. Its a blue connector
Same jumper. Its the "Service Jumper"ca6vtec said:I use that to check my CEL's.
io_303 said:Same jumper. Its the "Service Jumper"
Never used it for that, I guess you learn something new everyday. Probably never will.
according to the service manual thats how honda wants you to do it . if the timing is changed using the dizzy without connecting this jumper first the computer will just reset it....ca6vtec said:Never used it for that, I guess you learn something new everyday. Probably never will.
Warm up car, put in jumper, adjust timimg, pull jumpereortizr said:So,, what are the steps? Put the jumper, adjust timing and then remove the jumper?
thanks a lot...!!!!!