VTEC light, which ECU wire?

[whisky]

Hey,

So basically, what I did was, used the search feature and went through EVERY VTEC light thread and i'm still such an a$$ I didn't get it. So I took a picture of my ECU's wires and I want to know which wire to connect the positive wire to? And I just splice it a little and knot it there to the vtec wire, right? And do I really need a resistor on the negative terminal? I have a green LED that is pretty small and it's normal, not very bright.

My car's a 90 Civic with a JDM D15B VTEC.

Looking at this; http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/resources/1996_1998_Honda_Civic.php

I think the vtec wire for me would be the 2nd one from right. Am I correct?

Here's the picture;

Thanks guys

 

[whisky]

anyone?

 

[A-2-B]

me + wiring = 8-%

 

[tnk]

im in the same boat as the guy above but if u havent read these link, i hope it helps.

http://www.clubcivic.com/board/showthread.php?t=31647&highlight=vtec+light

 

[whisky]

Man, I need to do this tonight I can't wait. Thanks for the tip guys.

 

[whisky]

Here's a pic of my solenoid, which wire is it? Anyone?

I tried connecting the positive wire to the green wire already cut in the top picture but it turns on as soon as i turn on the ignition and stays on :/ HELP.

 

[immajackuup]

some1 help this dude because i wanna see how does this work.

I think u suppose to hook it up to the vtec pressure switch not solenoid

 

[whisky]

Well, I figured it out on my own. Thanks but no thanks

 

[draggin131]

what was the end result i also want to do this i think its the green wire with the yellow stripe but im not sure.

 

[Steven.]

http://www.google.com/search?q=DIY+vtec+light]&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

 

[sf22189]

whats this do? is it just a light that turns on when vtec kicks in?

 

[tnk]

correct!

 

[hondatuner18]

this is pointless do you really need to know when vtec engages? can you not tell?, it hits at the same rpm everytime EVERYTIME its not like it changes

 

[sf22189]

this is pointless do you really need to know when vtec engages? can you not tell?, it hits at the same rpm everytime EVERYTIME its not like it changes

thats what I was thinking