obd0 to obd2 conversion, easy?
07-19-2003, 10:20 AM
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obd0 to obd2 conversion, easy?
I have a friend that has done this conversion with a whole obd2 harness and he claims that all you need is the motor harness from the obd2 car and the computer. Keep the existing obd0 interior harness and run like a few wires to it for power and such, is this true. His car runs pretty well by the way and he has a 98 SOHC VTEC running a 98 ecu and all...
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Re: obd0 to obd2 conversion, easy? (azroth)
yeah id like to hear more about that , i was gonna convert to obd1 but i have a y8 head and my friend told me it would be better to go to obd2 cause the y8 has a two stage vtec , ive already got a y8 dizzy sittin around
how hard is it
how hard is it
06-30-2005, 03:57 AM
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Re: obd0 to obd2 conversion, easy? (srv3fender)
An OBDII conversion is going to require a plug change like an OBDI conversion. But you will also have to add wires for additional sensors such as a second oxygen sensor. Also, later OBDII cars use a crankshaft speed fluctuation sensor and fuel tank pressure sensor. I am not sure what the cutoff year is. But it is either 1998 or 1999.
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JEBUS CHRIST!!!
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Back from the dead I see. Very odd because I haven’t been on Honda tech in like a year... a day after I start to come back and WHAM... a thread That I killed is brought back. LOL
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The Y8 does not have dual stage VTEC, and if the OBD1 dizzy fits the head (Im almost sure it does) then go OBD1.... OBD2 sucks... there is a reason most people convert from OBD2 to OBD1.
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Re: (azroth)
True obd2 is a less desirable program that obd1, but if you need it for smog, I can easily wire it up for you. I have done MANY obd0-2a/b installs in the past. http://www.rywire.com for more info, and give us a call on the phone number.
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Re: obd0 to obd2 conversion, easy?
I have a 99 civic si with a b20 swap that i just totaled! I also just bought a 89 crx si that i would love to swap the b20 into. I know i need conversion mounts, shift linkages, and a conversion actuator from cable to hydrolic... i'm just confused on how to wire it up. i have the harness and ecu but what do i need to wire it all up so it works. Every thing i have is obd2 and the crx is obd0.. Ive seen the obd0 to obd2 conversion harness but not sure if thats all i need?????
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