traxxasx

Ok 91 si civic b16a, i already timed my car to 16* regular, but then i read you have to jumper the service plug to actually set the timing correct.
My jumper doesent work.. Somone said you can jump the wires off the ecu..
So any1 know which wires they are?

traxxasx

help...........

LowFlyin'

There is a blue 2 pronged male plug on the passenger side around the blower motor. I just unwound a paper clip and flattened the two ends, then put them in the plug.

traxxasx

MIne doesent work.

onepoint6i

your fine dont trip....

bryse68

if your running obd0, there is no wires to jump, only obd 1

traxxasx

How come it says in the Manuel though?

zccr-xsi

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WRONG!!!

its under the dash on the passengar side.look by the pa sensor ull see it its a 2 pin service connector.cant think of wire colors off hand without looking at it but trust me is there.its the only 2 wire clip there.fyi the connector is blue!by any chance if its cut just take the two wires twist them together set the timing and then untwist them.

traxxasx

You guys are not getting me.
I know where the clip is, i have it, ive jumped it. But somone where along the wire loom where i cant get to its cut, or somthing , because it doesent work when i jump it. So i need to know which wires to jump at the ecu.

Crx Jimmy

as long as the car is fully warmed up and idling below 750rps, even without it jumped you should be able to set the timing fine. by the way I had the same problem, when mine was jumped nothing happened, I timed it like I stated above and it was fine. Now that im obd1 I can jump it from the jumper harness. good luck

zrickety

iTrader: (1)

jumping mine made a significant difference in rpm and timing, tho without you should be close. i think my check engine light came on with the jumper

crxnoobie1

Im dealing with the same problem with my 90 crx dx, it says to jump the ignition timing adjusting connector which i have done, but it doesnt seem to do anything.

I guess you have to do it to cancel out the ecu so it doesnt make changes while your trying to time the car, ive jumped mine and tried to time the car but the red mark doesnt even move close to the timing marks on the cover it stays about an inch or so away.

traxxasx

I need to time mine, when you jump if the check engine light is supossed to come on that how you know it works, mine doesent so its not woking.

crxnoobie1

Well i dont know if the check engine light is suppost to come on or not, ive asked on another forum and i didnt get an answer. my friend has a fiero and when he jumps his connector the ce light comes on but i dunno about our cars.

traxxasx

Yea ours are supposed to, i know it does.
If you have no codes and you jump it, the CEL should coem on and stay solid. If you have codes it will flash them on the CEL.

I need to time my car, so i know somone should know which 2 wires are the ones to jump at the ecu.........

crxnoobie1

The ones for the jumper connection are brown and green/white.

traxxasx

I know that, i found the colors at the ecu and jumped them, but still nothing, so i think there change along the way or somthing...........

zccr-xsi

jumping the service conn. keeps the timing marks on the crank pully from jumping all over the place whille trying to set the timing.ive done it without useing it but it seems quciker to just jump it,.

zrickety

iTrader: (1)

fyi, i have had times the jumper didn't work, but it was because i didn't fully insert the wire/paperclip or had a bad connection. if your CEL works before you start the car, it should come on when you jumper the connector. if it never comes on, then replace your bulb

Dc4iNtEgRa

Correct me if im wrong, but I thought the timming jumper was under the hood by the driver side headlight?

ahglaze1

naw its right beside the passenger side kick panel very close to the blower motor. a blue 2 pin connector.