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So ecm n tcu oh well

Brand new aftermarket/ and resetting requires removing the negative terminal on the abattery right?

Well the distributor was replaced still get err code #9 which is #1 position cylinder sensor any ideas? What to do

OK gang for anyone wanting to know the solution... :D I followed the pkg instructions to install the ignition key cylinder and it still didn't want to turn to the off position so I pusehed a little...

No just need to change the lock (ignition key cylinder it's a 15 dollar part which when u do as intructed to insert it the key moves from I II or III positions but u can't go to the 0 position to...

After lots of searchin I read that but seems kind of vague since I'm just trying to replace the ignition lock cylinder not the whole unit so I can't say I quite understand that 6 step process. :eek:

My ignition failed to turn anymore which proved to be the key lock going bad tried replacing with a new one from schucks but every time we do as it states you can only turn the key from positions 1-3...

OK well thank you I will replace that n see hope it works... thanks again

So your saying the distributor can cause the shiftin problems as well cause I did confirm the code is cyp and I just wanted to be sure spending money on this is not wasted.

I bought a 91 honda accord its giving a aerror code 9 and seems to shift a little out of time. Are these related to the error code or should I look at the tcu for repair. Anyway help I just want to...