89-90 is SOHC, 91-98 is DOHCTr0uble wrote:I might be thinking of another car but isn't 1989-1991 sohc only?
There is no cam angle sensor. There is a crank angle sensor that is built into the distributor on the S13 KA24DE.Tr0uble wrote:You might have a bad cam angle sensor. Search my reply to another guy's post about no spark. Bad cam angle sensor= repeated sparks+dumping fuel or no spark and no fuel.
jtracing wrote:it used to have an auto but the guy put the 5 speed in. he said he got the motor and transmission from the 91 240 and had them both rebuilt.
The 24 sticker is on the front of the ecu. You'll find the ecu behind the passenger kick panel. Each version of the ecu gets a different number. 24 is the correct number for a 91 with a m/t (I dont think they changed it mid year, but I could be wrong). The 91 with an a/t has a different number. It is very possible that you have the automatic ecu that came with the engine. There are a few sensors that autos have that manuals dont and vice versa.jtracing wrote:leper421, the pict with the 24 sticker, where is that supposed to be?also the ecu, does the ecu on the single cam look different? is there a different amount of pins on the ecu?
http://jimwolftechnology.com/wolfpdf/ECU-ID.PDFjtracing wrote:i looked at the ecu andit has a sticker that says 14. i can get a pict of the cap and rotor. i'd love to have first dibs on parts but im broke for now, thanks anyways.
http://www.scriptsandwich.com/...1.jpgh ... m/...2.jpgjtracing wrote:where is the coolant temp sensor?
jtracing wrote:i tried to take the injectors off but i wasnt sure on how to do it right so i didnt. do you just take the caps the screw on off and pull them out?
That is how you remove a single injector, and I would only recommend this method for a dead injector, as it is very difficult to remove the injector without damaging it or breaking any plastic bits off. Any injector removed from the fuel rail will need a new upper and lower o-ring before being replaced.180fan wrote:yeah the injectors have a tendency to do that. the screws and a long flat head should do the trick.
Usually anything made in or after June or July is for the next model year. My 91 was made in 07/90. "so if i were to order parts for it i would need 89 year parts", no you would need parts for whatever model year your car is, most likely a 90.jtracing wrote:it was made in 89 at the later end of the year so if i were to order parts for it i would need 89 year parts. the first year it was sold was in 90, so its a 90. its weird and stupid but thats how they do it, so i learned in college. yes there is tape around the ecu. as far as that sensor goes i have a short ram intake and there is a little sensor by the filter, small. i have no idea what it is or what it does.
My bad if you check my post referring to another post of mine I had SR on the mind, lolz. Some how I forgot we was talking about KA.... i got ADD maybe? In that thread the guy tore the gear off that shaft.leper421 wrote:
There is no cam angle sensor. There is a crank angle sensor that is built into the distributor on the S13 KA24DE.
Here's some legal advice.If you bought the car in the same state that you live in and the car doesn't pass smog test, the guy you bought it from is liable for the cost to repair the car to pass a smog test. That's the law. So if you live in Cali and bought it in Cali then the guy has to pay the cost to fix it. I bought a car with a test pipe on it and failed. The guy had to buy me a cat and have it put on.jtracing wrote:i unplugged the o2 sensor and nothing happened. what is suposed to happen. im gonna check my cap and rotor when my car cools down. since it never passed smog i never registered it so it has oct 06 tags. i decided to make my 240 a drift car and only track it. i dont have the cash to do engine swap so i want the car to be able to run as long as possible with out taking a dump on me. it just pisses me off that i didnt take the time to really check this car out before buying it. i would like to have it pass smog so i can make it my weekend warrior.
Bad or missing O-rings would mean fuel leaking from the fuel rail on to the ground correct? Not flood the engine.180fan wrote:did you try replacing the coolant temp sensor yet to resolve the rich condition? did you also inspect the o-rings on the injectors?
It depends on which o-rings are leaking. The upper rings would leak outside the engine, the lower rings would leak into the engine.Tr0uble wrote:Bad or missing O-rings would mean fuel leaking from the fuel rail on to the ground correct? Not flood the engine.