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    Electronic FPR?

    I picked up my f20a dohc today and was checking it over and noticed this

    This electric solenoid is hooked up to the FPR

    Does anyone have any info on how this works and why they choose this over the vacuum operated design on every other car?

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    works just like any other vacuum related solenoid....(eg.. iab solenoid)
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      #3
      Well yes i understand that

      But its clearly electronically controlled which means the ECU decides when it wants to reduce fuel pressure or not. Im just wondering if there is an advantage to this and if its even possible to wire it up?

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        I had the same type of solenoid on my JDM ZC. I didn't hook it up and the car ran fine, but I still wonder if it would have made it run even better. Good call on the f20a. I wanted to go that route too because its unique and a direct swap but the H22 was just too tempting.

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          Originally posted by Acclude1420 View Post
          I had the same type of solenoid on my JDM ZC. I didn't hook it up and the car ran fine, but I still wonder if it would have made it run even better. Good call on the f20a. I wanted to go that route too because its unique and a direct swap but the H22 was just too tempting.
          That was my thought exactly

          If i knew where to run the 2 wires to the ECU i might hook it up. I guess ill keep it on hold untill i get a pt2 ecu.

          And thanks. i decided to get an f20a because it was a good price. Everything else was just a bonus

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            did they goto a returnless setup?
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              Originally posted by Tippey764 View Post
              That was my thought exactly

              If i knew where to run the 2 wires to the ECU i might hook it up. I guess ill keep it on hold untill i get a pt2 ecu.

              And thanks. i decided to get an f20a because it was a good price. Everything else was just a bonus

              I know the forum gods won't like this (it's off topic), but did that motor come with the original ECU? If you don't mind me asking, how much did it run you?

              Ebay had one for $495 before I bought my H22 and I was seriously considering it, but the shipping was $395, so it was more cost effective to just buy the H22 from HMO.

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                Originally posted by wed3k View Post
                did they goto a returnless setup?
                No it has a return line

                Its the same FPR as the accord ( well it is an accord ) but its eletronically controlled vs mechanically

                Originally posted by Acclude1420 View Post
                I know the forum gods won't like this (it's off topic), but did that motor come with the original ECU? If you don't mind me asking, how much did it run you?

                Ebay had one for $495 before I bought my H22 and I was seriously considering it, but the shipping was $395, so it was more cost effective to just buy the H22 from HMO.
                The motor did not come with a pt2 ECU

                The motor ran me $445

                And no one will mind an off topic question such as that.

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                  bumping this

                  Does anyone have any idea which 2 pins on the ECU control this solenoid? Now that i have a PT2 i would like to wire it correctly.

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                    Originally posted by Tippey764 View Post
                    bumping this

                    Does anyone have any idea which 2 pins on the ECU control this solenoid? Now that i have a PT2 i would like to wire it correctly.
                    to be honest man i dont think anyone knows that question..theres only like a handfull of ppl that did this swap..does it throw a code for it if its not hooked up?

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