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94 Acura Vigor 2.5L Automatic



 
 
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Old July 21st 05, 08:17 PM
William
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Default 94 Acura Vigor 2.5L Automatic

Symptom: 1)rough idle/ unable to accelerate above 2800 RPM. This only
happens some of the time; sometimes it runs well. 2) Check engine
light on- code=4 (crank angle sensor). 3) If the engine is started and
the RPM is kept above 1500 RPM, the check engine light will not come
on. Corrective actions taken: 1) Replaced sensor. 2) Verified (using
factory service manual) the proper ohm reading to the ECM. Question:
Could there be another cause other than the ECM? I need to be
absolutely sure as a used ECM is $200, and a new one is $380+. Thank
you in advance for your help.

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