My Accord (CB7) wire tucking, fusebox, engine bay shaving, progress.
10-28-2007, 11:09 PM
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My Accord (CB7) wire tucking, fusebox, engine bay shaving, progress.
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Here is my 91 accord, no abs, no ac, base model accord. The 1st pic is of how the bay was when i started, pretty much stock. I should have it painted by the end of this week. Removed all seam sealer, welded up all the holes, ground them down, starting to bondo smooth now. Will upload pics after each day! Let me know what you think
and any suggestions are also welcome, this is my 1st time so im not even 100% sure which holes i can and cant weld up 
but most of them are going 
Also puttin in new motor, and converting to 5spd. Repainting the whole car BMW Carbon Black.
When i started:
Engine out:
Welding up some holes:
Modified by aleks77 at 12:20 AM 10/29/2007
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Modified by aleks77 at 12:44 PM 11/4/2007
Here is my 91 accord, no abs, no ac, base model accord. The 1st pic is of how the bay was when i started, pretty much stock. I should have it painted by the end of this week. Removed all seam sealer, welded up all the holes, ground them down, starting to bondo smooth now. Will upload pics after each day! Let me know what you think
and any suggestions are also welcome, this is my 1st time so im not even 100% sure which holes i can and cant weld up but most of them are going Also puttin in new motor, and converting to 5spd. Repainting the whole car BMW Carbon Black.When i started:
Engine out:
Welding up some holes:
Modified by aleks77 at 12:20 AM 10/29/2007
Modified by aleks77 at 12:42 PM 11/4/2007
Modified by aleks77 at 12:44 PM 11/4/2007
10-29-2007, 01:36 AM
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That is actually quite nice looking. I was wanting one of these years ago, but I ended up going with an S13 instead.
Good luck with your project.
Good luck with your project.
10-29-2007, 08:27 AM
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thanks for the comments guys, thats a full erubuni (sigma) lip kit. No H22, fully built f22, block and head, than boost f22 lsd tranny, tractions bars, etc. etc. I am on CB7tuner, under same account name. I have a thread about my engine build up on there in the Forced induction section.
Doing more work on the engine bay today after work, will post pics
f22 lsd tranny, tractions bars, etc. etc. I am on CB7tuner, under same account name. I have a thread about my engine build up on there in the Forced induction section.Doing more work on the engine bay today after work, will post pics
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10-29-2007, 08:33 AM
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Re: My Accord (CB7) wire tucking, fusebox, engine bay shaving, progress. (aleks77)
Bro, would you be able to take some pics, real close ups of the AC connectors showing the wire colors and later with the component hooked up to the harness, I am working on a multi year AC tutorial for the folks on the forums to diagnose their own AC systems and I need tons of pics. I can give more details if you have time please, this would be a huge help man.
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10-29-2007, 08:40 AM
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hey Duane my car doesnt have a/c and never did....sorry i cant help you out. Im not sure if the a/c connectors are still there, but if they are i dont know which ones they are lol
10-29-2007, 08:47 AM
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could you get a few of the fuse box please, the map, some of the relays for any fans, the backside if you can see wire colors, I have lots of time so if you dont mind I can guide you for what would only be a few pics please, maybe a dozen, it would be some help and your stuff is torn down, makes it even easier.
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Update: The engine bay is painted, sorry i couldnt snap any pictures, Ill have pictures of the finished product on monday night. Came out perfect.
Here is some photos of the progress;
Ready for primer:
Masked off for primer
Rad support:
Washprimer CR on bare metal:
Me spraying primer:
Primed:
Here I ran into a few problems, for some weird reason the primer wasnt adhering to some spots...so i had to sand it all down and re-prime. Also blocked all the primer, and re-primed everything for super straightness
Ready for paint:
More to come on Monday night
Here is some photos of the progress;
Ready for primer:
Masked off for primer
Rad support:
Washprimer CR on bare metal:
Me spraying primer:
Primed:
Here I ran into a few problems, for some weird reason the primer wasnt adhering to some spots...so i had to sand it all down and re-prime. Also blocked all the primer, and re-primed everything for super straightness
Ready for paint:
More to come on Monday night
11-04-2007, 02:34 PM
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