Progress Thread 1993 LX Hatch Progress

More progress... Removed intake to understand/fix vacuum routing. Since I was here, removed driver's side valve cover (since that is where the tic/knock shows up when car is warm). Everything looks fine at a top level glance. Verified torque on all the rockers-all good. Glad to see zero sludge.
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Now time to reassemble after I fix the intake vacuum lines.
 
Pcv comes off of where you have the tfitting in the back corner. Not sure if this matters or not, just an observation

Or actually I could be wrong lol now i need to go check mine. Someone correct me. I could have the brake booster there instead
 
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Pcv comes off of where you have the tfitting in the back corner. Not sure if this matters or not, just an observation

Or actually I could be wrong lol now i need to go check mine. Someone correct me. I could have the brake booster there instead
I've been googling pictures of the under side. Charcoal canister line port will be blocked.
 
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The line from the throat to the T is not needed, hose f the T to PCV, brake booster gets vacuum from the tree on the firewall. Everything else goes to the tree on the intake. Canister is from the front of the throat.
That's how I have my intake (tubular) pretty much the same as stock minus the emissions stuff. Well I still have my egr valve although no provisions. SN95 should be similar.
I think.
Veryuseful.com prolly has a pic.
 
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Another update...after getting everything back together in the engine bay, I decided to pull the pcm to inspect the capacitors. Sure glad I did. 2 of them were toast. I have no idea how the fuel pump wasn't constantly running and the CEL wasn't acting up.

This is what they looked like:

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New ones being installed: I bend the leads to hold it in place while I solder. I then trim the excess off.

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So...when I was finished, I bumped the PCM and it took a freaking gainer off my work bench. Everything still looks good but my hell...hopefully it's ok. I am always super careful, so this was a kick to the balls.

Tomorrow I'll fire it up and if all goes well the shakedown will continue as I tear up the streets! Kidding...sort of.