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One in the engine compartment, and one on the drivers side kick panel
the connector is on the right side kick panel behind the cover.
VTEC stands for (Variable Valve Timing and Lift Electronic Control ) and I have no idea how you would be able to feel it " kick in "If your engine light is on you will need to have the codes read by a scanner, then you will have a much better idea what you are looking at.
Usually found behind/under the glove box or behind the kick panel.
If it is a 350ci engine the order is 1-8-4-3-6-5-7-2
On the drivers side kick panle.
The powertrain control module (PCM) is located in the passengers side kick panel area of the S-10 with the 4.3L engine. If that S-10 has the 2.8L or the 2.5L engine it would have an electronic control module (ECM) also located in the passengers side kick panel area.
pull fuse in fusebox located driverside left kick panel
7.30pm Kick off on 11.07.10
I found it above the plastic kick panel on the passenger side. I reset it and immediately was able to start the engine for about a minute. I tried to reset and bypass, but was unsucsessf
To set the dist timing You need to take off the pass side Kick panel there are two plugs one white one red get the white one and cross pin 1&3 with a paper clip then put timing light on bat and number one cylinder start engine loosen dist locking bolt then aim timing light at crank pully and timing indicator adjust to 10 degrees before top dead center tighten distributor take paper clip out put kick panel back done
There are none. Ignition timing is not adjustable. Ignition timing and spark advance are handled by the engine controller module and the ignition control module, with inputs from various sensors. The engine controller is located by the passenger kick panel. The ignition controller is the thing the ciol pack mount on...it runs about $110 new. The ignition controller is often the cause of rough running, or idle problems as the spark advance function tends to crap out on this model of DIS ignition. Producing a constant error code, and therefore a constant check engine light.