Help diagnose the integra

All eurpoean cars ive seen or worked on have torx bits all over the place.

'94 Integra motors arn't interference motors correct? If they are, then a skipped timming belt could be bad. Could be valves tapping pistons. If not, a skipped belt would affect timming and performance as a result which may cause pinging. Otherwise it could be an electrical thing like an airflow meter or even the ecu. I know we had a service bulletin on 1MZ powered camrys for pinging which involved replacing the ecu with one that had revised mapping
 
All eurpoean cars ive seen or worked on have torx bits all over the place.

'94 Integra motors arn't interference motors correct? If they are, then a skipped timming belt could be bad. Could be valves tapping pistons. If not, a skipped belt would affect timming and performance as a result which may cause pinging. Otherwise it could be an electrical thing like an airflow meter or even the ecu. I know we had a service bulletin on 1MZ powered camrys for pinging which involved replacing the ecu with one that had revised mapping

you are correct.

OP, check out www.team-integra.net (I think that's the address) they will have a better idea than most us.
 
All eurpoean cars ive seen or worked on have torx bits all over the place.

'94 Integra motors arn't interference motors correct? If they are, then a skipped timming belt could be bad. Could be valves tapping pistons. If not, a skipped belt would affect timming and performance as a result which may cause pinging. Otherwise it could be an electrical thing like an airflow meter or even the ecu. I know we had a service bulletin on 1MZ powered camrys for pinging which involved replacing the ecu with one that had revised mapping

I think it would throw the CEL if the airflow meter was bad, and the p28 computer never had such issues.
 
Yeah...my dad's Saab 9-3 has torx stuff everywhere...I refuse to touch it.
 
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