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H22 engine loose power from 2k rpm till 3k rpm
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Timing gun is 100% valid on a P13 OBD1 engine man! You definitely need to set that up properly before anything else if you've had the dizzy off!
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Re: H22 engine loose power from 2k rpm till 3k rpm
Iv got the same problem. Any luck figuring out what it is yet?
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^^^
quite possible
you can also check alternator output - should be about 14.4
quite possible
you can also check alternator output - should be about 14.4
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If you are not shorting the service connector before you adust the timing no wonder.Andreika609 wrote:I start to blame distributor. As after every time i adjust it it helps, but after some time problem comes back.
http://www.ludegeneration.co.uk/honda-p ... 11854.html
I would also put some injector cleaner in the fuel.
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damn , i forgot thatMerlin wrote:If you are not shorting the service connector before you adust the timing no wonder.Andreika609 wrote:I start to blame distributor. As after every time i adjust it it helps, but after some time problem comes back.
http://www.ludegeneration.co.uk/honda-p ... 11854.html
I would also put some injector cleaner in the fuel.

